10 Best Free Fonts You Should Download
Looking for the best free fonts? There are a lot of free fonts out there but finding the best or high-quality fonts is not an easy task for us designers. We actually spend too much time looking for them every now and then. Not because it is hard to find free fonts but more so of the fact that we are always faced with enormous options every time we search online for free fonts. So, to save you time, which you should be spending doing your projects, I decided to share the quality fonts that I found online. Again, in no particular order, please follow the links provided below if you are interested to use any of these free fonts.
BEST FREE FONTS 01- Fertigo Pro
Fertigo Pro is a quality font that can be downloaded free. The Pro version features some important changes from its previous release (Fertigo). These include language support in Latin, Central European, Croatian, Romanian, Icelandic, Turkish, Esperanto, etc. More than 150 glyphs were added and with metrics and kerning likewise improved. Fertigo is a bit like Laphroaic; the more you get to know it, the more you’ll (probably) appreciate it. With it’s auto-ligatures (no Open Type programs needed), a complete character set and many other unknown features it can be hard to resist.
BEST FREE FONTS 02 – Anivers Regular
From the same authors who brought us Fertigo, Anivers Regular was added as part of the Anivers family (If you are not familiar with the other Anivers Font, these can still be downloaded from the same site). Anivers Regular has also undergone some major updates. Most important of these are: extended language support (Latin / Central European / Croatian / Romanian / Icelandic / Turkish / Esperanto), improved glyph shapes, metrics and kerning. Anivers is spaced and kerned by Igino Marini with iKern.
BEST FREE FONTS 03- FF MT
“FSI FontShop International proudly announces FF Mt, Erik Spiekermann’s most economical typeface ever. Employing obscure but powerful techniques like vwl mmssn and cap reduction, FF Mt uses up to 50% less paper, screen, and wall space than other text faces without a single condensed letter.”
BEST FREE FONTS 04 – Karabine
Karabine is a fancy “hand-drawing” typeface created by Jonathan Paquette. The main distinct feature of this typeface? Capital letters are the reflection of “normal” letters. The free download of this font is available for both Mac and PC users. Warning: Free for personal use only.
BEST FREE FONTS 05- GrauBlau
Graublau Sans Web regular and bold were designed by Georg Seifert. The fonts are optimized for screen use and support a wide range of character encodings, for example ISO 8859-15 (Western), ISO 8859-2 (Central European), ISO 8859-3 (Turkish, Maltese and Esperanto), ISO 8859-4 (Baltic), ISO 8859-5 (Cyrillic), ISO 8859-7 (Greek) and ISO 8859-10 (Scandinavian). Both fonts may be embedded in any website free of charge.
BEST FREE FONTS 06- Chelt Press
This font is a modified version of the font Serifa Black. The authors needed a version of Serifa that was all grunged out for a magazine identity. The glyph set is limited only to the glyphs use in common US English Editorial, so no ligs, greek or russian yet. Glyphs are kerned exactly as the original from Adobe.Free to use for personal or commercial purposes.
BEST FREE FONTS 07- Munro
These pixel fonts are designed to be used at 10pt and multiples thereof. They are ideal for using in Flash movies and in designing small icons. This free set includes Munro Regular, Munro Narrow and Munro Small. These are free to use for personal and commercial purposes. More pixel fonts can be downloaded from the author’s website at twentybytwenty.com.
BEST FREE FONTS 08 – M+ Outline
These fonts are free software to use. Unlimited permission is granted to use, copy, and distribute it, with or without modification, either commercially and noncommercially. The fonts are regulary updated, work in progress. Designed by Morishita Coji. Warning for non-Japanese: The website is in Japanese. 
BEST FREE FONTS 09- GeoBats
These are dingbats of maps. Since these are dingbats, you can easily convert them to vectors using Illustrator, allowing you to use them as very large elements in some cases. Just use the font in Illustrator and then perform this steps: Go to Type > Create Outlines, and presto! you got yourself a vector to work with. Other useful dingbats can be found here
BEST FREE FONTS 10- The Delicious
Its every character has a unique shape. It features consistency in spacing, not in the character shape. Special attention was given to character spacing to obtain a homogenic appearance. With it’s relatively large x-height the Delicious can be used for text in smaller point sizes.
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Karabine is my all time favorite font!
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maps. I was trying to find fonts with Japanese characters. I simply selected desired character
map, hit search and got fonts supporting them. Really cool and effective.
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