Typekit sets the cost of the service according to the number of domains in which the font is used, or the site’s monthly traffic. GWF is free to use, does not require you to have an account, and has no limit on traffic or domains unlike Typekit. Google Web Fonts (GWF) or Typekit are systems which allow the use of fonts hosted on their servers.

To discover more examples of free fonts, take a look at our collection of Free Fonts, containing a wide variety of free typefaces.

As well as families with many styles and weights, you’ll find fonts that are optimized for interfaces, UI Optimized web fonts, and others that are especially legible in paragraphs, or particularly comfortable for reading on mobile and legible on any device - be it smartphone, desktop or tablet. Here you can find a selection of fonts we’ve chosen, in part due to their aesthetic qualities, but above all, their functionality. Its interface and download system is intuitive and comfortable, allowing you to compare all the fonts and styles available in order to complement the current creative landscape - which sees the fusing of bold typography, serif and display fonts, big paragraphs, and decorative-styles.

The use of typography is a principal design element in the latest trends, making Google Fonts a more valuable resource than ever. With it being a Google tool, Accessibility is of course key, with its high quality selection of web and mobile typography, taking into account legibility and readability. Google Fonts is an invaluable resource for digital designers, the open source nature of its fonts makes it a viable option for both commercial and personal use. Web typography is currently riding a wave of relentless creativity.

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