I’ve done some deep digging down to the bottom of the categories at Dafont, and hopefully these will help you discover some new favorites! 100% Free With License!įonts that are totally free for commercial use, with a license document included! (As of when I added them to this list be sure to confirm documentation when downloading.) Curated to those fonts I find attractive and relatively well-made. These lists will always be growing and changing as I find new fonts to add to them. (For most of the fonts at Dafont, they’re only free for personal use be sure to check each font’s licensing information for details on how it can be used.) These lists are handy as heck when you’re looking for a free font for a personal project. I can make whatever categories I want, and put whatever fonts I want to in those categories.

I’ve recently discovered that Dafont (the huge free font site) allows registered users to create “selections” (which others might call “collections”).