FredokaThe quick brown fox
Soft, rounded and friendly. Great for kids' projects.
Baloo 2The quick brown fox
Chunky and cheerful, easy to read at any size.
ChewyThe quick brown fox
Bouncy hand-cut letters for playful headings.
BangersThe quick brown fox
Comic-book style capitals with real punch.
Comic NeueThe quick brown fox
A tidier take on comic lettering.
CaveatThe quick brown fox
Natural, quick handwriting for notes and quotes.
Patrick HandThe quick brown fox
Neat, readable printing, like a teacher's whiteboard.
Indie FlowerThe quick brown fox
Loose and happy, like a school notebook.
Shadows Into LightThe quick brown fox
Casual pen lettering with a light touch.
Permanent MarkerThe quick brown fox
Bold marker pen for posters and signs.
Gloria HallelujahThe quick brown fox
Wobbly, friendly handwriting.
Dancing ScriptThe quick brown fox
Flowing joined-up script for invitations.
PacificoThe quick brown fox
Retro surf-style brush script.
LobsterThe quick brown fox
A popular bold script for logos and banners.
RighteousThe quick brown fox
Geometric and modern with a retro feel.
Bebas NeueThe quick brown fox
Tall, clean capitals for headlines.
Amatic SCThe quick brown fox
Narrow hand-drawn capitals, great for titles.
Press Start 2PThe quick brown fox
Pixel lettering for retro games.
PoppinsThe quick brown fox
Clean geometric sans. A safe choice for almost anything.
InterThe quick brown fox
Made for screens. Crisp at small sizes.
MontserratThe quick brown fox
Wide, confident and modern.
NunitoThe quick brown fox
Rounded sans that stays calm and readable.
QuicksandThe quick brown fox
Light, rounded and friendly.
OswaldThe quick brown fox
Condensed and strong for headings.
Playfair DisplayThe quick brown fox
Elegant high-contrast serif for editorial looks.
LoraThe quick brown fox
Well-balanced serif for long reading.
MerriweatherThe quick brown fox
Sturdy serif designed for screens.
CinzelThe quick brown fox
Classical Roman capitals with a heritage feel.
Choosing a font
For kids' posters and party invitations, try a rounded font like Fredoka or Baloo 2. For handwritten notes and quotes, Caveat and Patrick Hand feel natural. For websites and documents, Poppins, Inter and Lora are dependable choices that read well on every screen.
Font questions
Are these fonts really free for commercial use?
Yes. Every font listed uses the SIL Open Font Licence, which allows personal and commercial use, including in logos and products. You just can't sell the font files on their own.
How do I install a font?
Click Get font, download the family from Google Fonts, then open the file and choose Install (Windows and Mac). In Canva or Google Docs you can often pick the font directly.
Can I use them on my website?
Yes. Google Fonts provides a copy-and-paste code snippet on each font's page.