# Fonts

## Google Fonts

Google Fonts is a library of 960 free licensed fonts. You can not only download them but also directly access them from Figma itself. What is more awesome is that developers love Google fonts due to their simple API to import fonts into CSS & Android. 

We recommend always select a font with at-least 10 styles for your UI design project so that you have a wide variety of weights. [This article by inVision](https://www.invisionapp.com/inside-design/11-best-google-fonts/) lists out the best Google fonts out there for UI design. 

{% embed url="<http://fonts.google.com/>" %}

## Font Squirrel&#x20;

Free fonts have met their match. Font Squirrel has done the hard work, hand-selecting these free high quality typefaces and presenting them in an easy-to-use format. All the fonts on the site have free desktop licenses, meaning they can be used in commercial graphics and images free of charge. Do check it out.

{% embed url="<https://www.fontsquirrel.com/>" %}

## ThemeUI.Net Fonts

A growing collection of amazing free fonts and typefaces for designers. Free for both personal & commercial use.

{% embed url="<https://themeui.net/free-fonts/>" %}

## Lost Type

Lost Type is the first of its kind, a Pay-What-You-Want type foundry. Since 2011 Lost Type has been a source for unique typefaces, with a collection of over 50 different faces from contributors all over the world. 100% of the funds from sales of these fonts go directly to their respective designers.

{% embed url="<http://www.losttype.com/>" %}

## More Free Design Resources

If you liked these resources do check out more of our free resources we have curated together for you from around the web.&#x20;

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[UI Kits](/more/free-resources/ui-kits.md)
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[Photos](/more/free-resources/photos.md)
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[Illustrations](/more/free-resources/illustrations.md)
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[Icons](/more/free-resources/icons.md)
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