Tom Ross October 27th, 2011

The Ultimate Collection of Professional Free Fonts

As designers we're always looking for new fonts to integrate into our designs. Adding new fonts to your library can often help inspire you, giving a fresh feel to your designs. Unfortunately it can be really hard to locate quality free fonts amidst the thousands of mediocre ones. Luckily we've compiled a comprehensive list of professional free fonts to enhance your designs. We've left out all the 'filler' fonts you find in a lot of roundups, so that every font below is really high quality and applicable.

The Fonts

Muli

Muli Ultimate Free Font

Code Pro

Code Pro Ultimate Free Font

Claire Hand

Claire Hand Ultimate Free Font

Knubbel

Knubbel Ultimate Free Font

Rokkitt

Rokkitt Ultimate Free Font

Speedway

Speedway Ultimate Free Font

FF Sero

FF Sero Ultimate Free Font

Anivers

Anivers Ultimate Free Font

Calluna Sans

Calluna Sans Ultimate Free Font

Geotica

Geotica Ultimate Free Font

Museo

Museo Ultimate Free Font

Museo Sans

Museo Sans Ultimate Free Font

Museo Slab

Museo Sans Ultimate Free Font

Clutchee

Clutchee Ultimate Free Font

Chunk

Chunk Ultimate Free Font

St Transmission

St Transmission Ultimate Free Font

Delicious

Delicious Ultimate Free Font

Cube 02

Cube 02 Ultimate Free Font

League Gothic

League Gothic Ultimate Free Font

Deja Rip

Deja Rip Ultimate Free Font

Jura

Jura Ultimate Free Font

PT Sans

PT Sans Ultimate Free Font

Melbourne

Melbourne Ultimate Free Font

Bebas Neue

Bebas Neue Ultimate Free Font

Nevis

Nevis Ultimate Free Font

St Ryde

St Ryde Ultimate Free Font

Maven Pro

Maven Pro Ultimate Free Font

Aller

Aller Ultimate Free Font

Colaborate

Colaborate Ultimate Free Font

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Tom Ross

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32 comments

  1. A question please: What is that beautiful bold script font in the lead-in to this article on the previous page?

    It has the word “Modes” in bold although I don’t think that is this font’s name.

    Does anyone happen to know?

    Thanks and appreciation

  2. Nice collection – but for anybody who is not a designer and have to use fonts on his web site … this link to free open source fonts could be added:

    http://www.google.com/webfonts#ChoosePlace:select

    What you can do on this page is choose the font you prefer and with some clicks you can retrieve a CSS code to use on your web pages. Thus for example you can at least have nice looking headings. You just have to include correct font name in your CSS and reference Google website for fonts used with prepaired code as mentioned (for real source code example you can check the source code of website by clicking on my name).

  3. Finally a collection of free fonts that are truly beautiful and useful :)
    Thanks for sharing them. By the way the new Noupe design looks awesome!

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