EDIT: Please note that some of these fonts are for personal use only, make sure you always check the license before using the font.
Even though you’ll have to pay for the best fonts, like Helvetica or Univers, the web is full of quality fonts that are perfectly suitable for professional design work and business printing. The fonts are classified to make the page easier to scan and can also be great options when it comes to branding your business and finding the perfect style for your logo. If you’d like to see some of these fonts in good use, check Emfurn for a website that makes good use of typography in its design. Using nice font is also a way to get more links, thanks to a gorgeous website design. Another possibility is using a blogger outreach service that can help connect brands with online influencers.
Sans-serif fonts
1. Miso
2. Quicksand
3. Com4t Fine Regular
4. Alte Haas Grotesk
5. Comfortaa
6. Museo Sans
7. 078MKSD Medium Condensed
8. Mayberry Pro Semi-Bold
9. SpecialK
Semi-Serif fonts
10. Museo Semi-Serif
11. Gauntlet
12. Fertigo Pro
13. Inconsolata
Serif fonts
14. Kontrapunkt
15. Goudy Bookletter 1911
16. Tallys
17. Justus
18. PetitLatin
19. Union
20. Day Roman
21. FF Reminga Bold Italic
22. SlabTallX
23. BitStream Vera
Titles, sketches, other uses…
24. Sketch Rockwell
25. Karabine
26. Analogue vs Digital (Illustrator file)
27. Just Old Fashion
28. Geronto bis
29. IDAutomation (font for barcode creation)
30. Silkscreen
About the Author
Mirko Humbert
Mirko Humbert is the editor-in-chief and main author of Designer Daily and Typography Daily. He is also a graphic designer and the founder of WP Expert.