Hello! This is a little gallery of open-source fonts I like. Almost all of these designs are original, but a few are basically similar-as-is-legal clones of paid fonts, like Arial is to Helvetica. They are marked with a †.

Note that the quality of free fonts is sometimes not as high as their paid equivalents: they can have quirky kerning, a slim character set, etc. Therefore, if you can afford it, I recommend considering supporting a independent type foundry.

Acrylic Regular Aileron Regular Amiamie Regular Archivo Regular Arciform Regular Anybody UltraCondensed Bold B612 Regular Besley Book BianZhiDai Cloud Cabin Regular Caudex Regular Chaumont Script Regular Cooper* Regular Cooper Hewitt Book DejaVu Sans Book Della Respira Regular DIN 1451 fette Breitschrift 1936 Director Regular Eadui Regular Elstob Bold 18pt Epilogue Regular Erbarre Regular Facultad Regular Fraunces Black Italic Forum Regular FT88 Gothique FT88 School Gentium Book Plus Bold Gillius ADF No2 Medium Girassol Regular Glacial Indifference Regular Hedvig Letters Sans Regular Hedvig Letters Serif Regular Host Grotesk Black Ibarra Real Nova IBM 3270 Medium Instrument Serif Regular Instrument Sans Condensed Bold Jost Book Junicode Regular Junicode Condensed Regular KJV1611 Latin Modern Mono 10 Regular Latin Modern Roman 10 Regular Latitude Regular League Gothic Regular League Spartan Bold† Libre Baskerville Regular Libre Caslon Text Regular Linux Libertine O Regular Marcellus Regular Marvin Visions Bold Mona Sans Narrow Medium Minipax Regular National Park Regular Newsreader Regular 32pt Overused Grotesk 570w Pecita Book Playfair Display Regular Public Sans Regular Pulsewidth Regular Px437 Toshiba LCD 8x16 Radio Canada Regular Rag Narrow Black Roadgeek Series C Routed Gothic Regular Rubik Regular Space Mono Regular Station Medium Tachyo Regular Techna Sans Regular TeX Gyre Adventor Regular† Trispace UltraExpanded TT2020 Style B Regular Venus+ Plomb Volantene Script Regular VT323 Regular Wremena Regular Young Serif Regular Ysabeau Black Ytterbium Regular

If you've wondering, this website is set in U001 and Nimbus Roman by URW, which were released for free as part of the Ghostscript project.

I also recommend checking out Velvetyne's list of open-source type foundries and Uncut.wtf. If you're looking for more retro or pixelly stuff, the Oldschool PC Font Resource has reproductions of many classic computing fonts.