Fonts We Like

Hand-picked fonts worth installing — script and calligraphy faces for signatures and invitations, display faces that carry a poster on their own, clean sans and serif families for body text, and decorative sets for the one word that has to stand out. Search by name, or sort the way you would sort a type shop: by popularity, newest, rating, saves or A-Z.

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Elysia Serif

Elysia Serif

Balanced serif that was drawn as a book face, so the spacing holds up in paragraphs where display serifs fall apart. That makes it the practical…

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The Marselo Serif

The Marselo Serif

Display serif with brush-drawn edges, so the strokes have a slight roughness up close. At invitation size that texture reads as warmth; on a screen at…

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Pangoliery

Pangoliery

Classic serif with a very slight flare on the stems, which is the only decorative thing about it. That restraint makes it a good text companion…

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Beautiful Heliography

Beautiful Heliography

Casual calligraphy sold for books and branding, one review at five stars. Even weight, no dramatic contrast, which keeps it legible at book-jacket sizes.

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Sweet Valentine

Sweet Valentine

Soft serif with rounded, slightly swollen strokes, more 1990s greeting card than formal stationery. It reads as friendly at large sizes and loses its character below…

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Agilera

Agilera

Curvy serif with decorative swashes on the capitals, the kind of face you set a single initial in. The alternates matter here, because the plain forms…

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Danforth

Danforth

Chic casual cursive aimed at branding, one five-star review. A middle-of-the-road script in the best sense: nothing fights the words.

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