Jason Nolan's site is a treasure trove for those in search of the latest and most eye-catching free fonts on the Web. Here, you'll find a strong collection of freeware fonts and dingbats. All the fonts featured here are listed with the creators' permission, so you won't find any fonts of dubious origin. Unlike many font collections on the Web, here you'll find links to the sites where each font originated.
A well-designed site that offers over 13,000 free fonts for download. SearchFreeFonts.com sorts fonts alphabetically and includes a search engine, so you can quickly find what you need. The site includes a helpful, informative FAQ. New fonts are added here daily.
This regularly updated site offers a good selection of free fonts and dingbats for both Windows and Mac. Fonts here are sorted alphabetically and previews are available for each font.
This is an essential site for anyone in search of the latest and greatest free fonts on the Web. Often imitated, but never equaled, this pioneering site is home of the original "Font of the Day," which shows you, at a glance, what the Web's hottest new fonts are. FontFace.com has over 800 fonts and each font can be previewed via a nifty JavaScript "FontFirst" feature. (Note: fonts are available here for both Windows and Mac).
Tilman Schalmey's fast-growing resource serves up over 1,600 free fonts, arranged alphabetically. Fontasy.de offers a solid selection of fonts that we haven't seen elsewhere. (This site is available in English and German versions).
Looking for a specific font? This useful site offers over 10,000 free fonts and features a search engine, so you can quickly find what you need. Font Search Engine also includes a database of free font archives, font utilities and a roundup of free font designers.
At this site, you'll find a nice selection of car-related free fonts, sorted alphabetically. The fonts are in ZIP compressed format, for faster download.
This site offers a small selection of free, original pixel fonts, suitable for use in Macromedia Flash. To access the free fonts, click the "Freebies" link on the left side of the page.
A welcome addition to the Web's free font resources, Divide By Zero serves up a eye-catching collection of original TrueType fonts. They're free to use, but may not be resold (as part of a collection on CD, for example). Webmaster Tom Murphy doesn't beat around the bush on this site; he gets straight to the fonts on the main page. Each font is annotated with interesting commentary about its creation and suggestions for use. For those in a hurry, you can get all the fonts in a convenient ZIP file.
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