Free fonts that look expensive
Free fonts that look expensive: 6 fonts picked by Font Brainy and Boon, every one free for commercial use.
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6 fonts, all free for commercial use
Zina
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New Title
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Rosaline
Slide 4Aa Gg Qq & 0123
Neco
Slide 5Aa Gg Qq & 0123
Quilon
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Bonny
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How to use them
Zina
Zina is a display by Théo Guillard, picked here for headlines and display.
New Title
New Title is a sans serif, display by Julie Soudanne and Jérémie Hornus, picked here for headlines and display.
Rosaline
Rosaline is a script by Jérémie Hornus, picked here for headlines and display.
Neco
Neco is a serif by Jitka Janečková, picked here for headlines and display.
Quilon
Quilon is a sans serif by Jonny Pinhorn, picked here for headlines and display.
Bonny
Bonny is a serif by Barbara Bigosinska, picked here for headlines and display.
The licences
- Zina is free for commercial use (ITF Free Font License (Fontshare)): client work, logos and products included.
- New Title is free for commercial use (ITF Free Font License (Fontshare)): client work, logos and products included.
- Rosaline is free for commercial use (ITF Free Font License (Fontshare)): client work, logos and products included.
- Neco is free for commercial use (ITF Free Font License (Fontshare)): client work, logos and products included.
- Quilon is free for commercial use (ITF Free Font License (Fontshare)): client work, logos and products included.
- Bonny is free for commercial use (ITF Free Font License (Fontshare)): client work, logos and products included.
Sign in free to get these fonts
All 6 are free for commercial use. Boon keeps the collection, each font's licence and its download in one place.