20 Tools For Working With Fonts

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It seems you can never have enough fonts at your disposal. We've gathered together 20 tools for finding and working with them. But remember: the more fonts installed on your system, the slower font-dependent programs will load.

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9800 Free Fonts - Just as the name says, 9800 free fonts for your use.

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AcidFonts.com - A collection of free fonts with a focus on those with a more modern look.

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AbstractFonts.com - Over 11,200 free fonts for you to choose from.

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BestFreeFonts.com - Numerous free fonts that suit many occasions and projects.

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BetterFonts.com - Over 10,000 fonts available for you to browse and download.

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Dafont.com - Over 7500 fonts for you to browse and choose. Numerous free selections.

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Fonts101.com - Over 50,000 free fonts for your use. Even sign up for a daily font email.

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Guide to Web 2.0 Fonts - A guide to some of the most popular Web 2.0 fonts currently in use. A great inspirational guide.

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Identifont.com - A tool for identifying fonts by name, appearance, similarity and more.

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MiniFonts.com - A collection of over 200 fonts specifically for the web, grouped into families.

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MyFonts.com - Over 55,000 fonts for sale, but includes a free-to-use font identifier that you can upload a file to or point it to a web page.

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Neatfonts.com - Hundreds of free fonts with numerous previews.

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PenguinFonts.com - Over 2,000 free fonts sorted by tags and with licenses clearly displayed.

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SearchFreeFonts.com - Search over 13,000 free fonts, also has a ratings system for the fonts to see what others like.

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ShowFont.net - Approximately 10,000 free fonts, sorted alphabetically with examples of each.

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Simply The Best Free Fonts - Site with an alphabetical listing of fonts and with each having a full preview page.

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STC fontBROWSER - A handy web tool for looking at samples of all the fonts you have installed on your system. See examples of different sizes at the same time.

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TypeNavigator - A tool to help you learn what font was used by giving you graphics to click and find it by memory.

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Typetester - Allows you to compare the look of up to three styles of popular fonts next to each other at once.

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UrbanFonts.com - Hundreds of free fonts for any kind of project.