Montserrat
Wide geometric sans inspired by Buenos Aires signage; nine weights.
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Montserrat
Wide geometric sans inspired by Buenos Aires signage; nine weights.
View on Google Fonts ↗Poppins
Crisp geometric sans with near-circular bowls and a single-storey look in display use.
View on Google Fonts ↗Jost
Open-source homage to Futura with a variable weight axis.
View on Google Fonts ↗Figtree
Friendly, clean geometric sans tuned for screens.
View on Google Fonts ↗Urbanist
Low-contrast geometric sans built on circles and squares.
View on Google Fonts ↗Lexend
Geometric sans designed to reduce visual stress when reading.
View on Google Fonts ↗Questrial
Single-weight geometric sans with a Century Gothic feel.
View on Google Fonts ↗Mulish
Minimalist sans with slightly condensed geometric forms.
View on Google Fonts ↗Nunito
Rounded-terminal geometric sans, soft and approachable.
View on Google Fonts ↗Red Hat Display
Geometric-leaning display cut of Red Hat’s corporate family.
View on Google Fonts ↗League Spartan
Bold geometric sans in the lineage of early-20th-century German types.
View on Google Fonts ↗Kumbh Sans
Geometric sans with a slightly squared construction.
View on Google Fonts ↗Josefin Sans
Elegant, vintage geometric sans with low x-height.
View on Google Fonts ↗Didact Gothic
Schoolbook-style geometric sans with single-storey a and g.
View on Google Fonts ↗Sora
Geometric sans made for tech branding, generous spacing.
View on Google Fonts ↗Roboto
Android’s system face: a neo-grotesque skeleton with open curves.
View on Google Fonts ↗Arimo
Metrically compatible with Arial and Helvetica; a drop-in swap.
View on Google Fonts ↗Work Sans
Grotesque based on early Grotesques, optimised for screen at mid sizes.
View on Google Fonts ↗Archivo
Grotesque with width and weight axes, strong in headlines.
View on Google Fonts ↗Public Sans
Neutral sans from the US Web Design System.
View on Google Fonts ↗Hanken Grotesk
Clean grotesque with a slightly geometric touch.
View on Google Fonts ↗Schibsted Grotesk
Newsroom grotesque with sturdy, compact letters.
View on Google Fonts ↗Manrope
Modern semi-condensed grotesque with geometric details.
View on Google Fonts ↗Rubik
Sans with slightly rounded corners and a squarish feel.
View on Google Fonts ↗Barlow
Slightly rounded, low-contrast grotesk inspired by California road signs.
View on Google Fonts ↗Oswald
Condensed gothic reworked for the web, like Alternate Gothic.
View on Google Fonts ↗Roboto Condensed
Condensed Roboto for dense headings and tables.
View on Google Fonts ↗Libre Franklin
Open-source interpretation of Franklin Gothic.
View on Google Fonts ↗Inter
Neo-grotesque drawn for UI with a tall x-height.
View on Google Fonts ↗Geologica
Grotesque with a sharpness axis, crisp at small sizes.
View on Google Fonts ↗Open Sans
Upright humanist sans with open forms and neutral, friendly tone.
View on Google Fonts ↗Lato
Semi-rounded humanist sans: warm in body, strong in headlines.
View on Google Fonts ↗Source Sans 3
Adobe’s first open-source family, in the spirit of News Gothic.
View on Google Fonts ↗Noto Sans
Humanist sans covering nearly every writing system.
View on Google Fonts ↗PT Sans
Humanist sans based on Russian type of the late Soviet era.
View on Google Fonts ↗Fira Sans
Mozilla’s humanist sans, related to Meta.
View on Google Fonts ↗Cabin
Humanist sans with a touch of Edward Johnston and Eric Gill.
View on Google Fonts ↗Hind
Humanist sans with Latin and Devanagari support.
View on Google Fonts ↗Mukta
Clean humanist sans for Latin and Devanagari.
View on Google Fonts ↗Catamaran
Humanist sans with nine weights and Tamil support.
View on Google Fonts ↗Alegreya Sans
Calligraphic humanist sans companion to Alegreya.
View on Google Fonts ↗Istok Web
Sturdy humanist sans for screen text.
View on Google Fonts ↗Encode Sans
Humanist sans with width variants from condensed to expanded.
View on Google Fonts ↗Asap
Contemporary sans with soft rounded corners.
View on Google Fonts ↗Atkinson Hyperlegible
From the Braille Institute: distinct letterforms for low vision.
View on Google Fonts ↗EB Garamond
Revival of Claude Garamont’s 16th-century types.
View on Google Fonts ↗Cormorant Garamond
Display Garamond with delicate, sharp details.
View on Google Fonts ↗Crimson Pro
Old-style book face inspired by Garamond and Minion.
View on Google Fonts ↗Libre Caslon Text
Caslon revival optimised for body text on screens.
View on Google Fonts ↗Sorts Mill Goudy
Digitisation of Goudy Old Style.
View on Google Fonts ↗Cardo
Bembo-like old style for scholars and classicists.
View on Google Fonts ↗Alegreya
Calligraphic old-style serif made for literature.
View on Google Fonts ↗Spectral
Elegant screen serif from Production Type.
View on Google Fonts ↗Gentium Book Plus
Old-style serif with wide Latin, Greek and Cyrillic coverage.
View on Google Fonts ↗Linden Hill
Revival of Frederic Goudy’s Deepdene.
View on Google Fonts ↗Lora
Contemporary serif with calligraphic roots, balanced contrast.
View on Google Fonts ↗Newsreader
Serif made for on-screen news reading, with an optical-size axis.
View on Google Fonts ↗Libre Baskerville
Baskerville adapted for web body text: taller x-height, wider.
View on Google Fonts ↗Tinos
Metrically compatible with Times New Roman.
View on Google Fonts ↗Merriweather
Sturdy, slightly condensed serif drawn for screens.
View on Google Fonts ↗Source Serif 4
Transitional serif in the Fournier tradition, with optical sizes.
View on Google Fonts ↗PT Serif
Transitional serif companion to PT Sans.
View on Google Fonts ↗Noto Serif
Serif companion to Noto Sans with global script coverage.
View on Google Fonts ↗Gelasio
Metrically compatible with Georgia.
View on Google Fonts ↗Frank Ruhl Libre
Sturdy serif with Hebrew; Georgia-like colour.
View on Google Fonts ↗Literata
Google Play Books’ reading face with optical sizes.
View on Google Fonts ↗Besley
Clarendon-flavoured serif with a warm, heavy texture.
View on Google Fonts ↗Crimson Text
Book face in the Garamond–Minion tradition.
View on Google Fonts ↗Domine
Robust serif for body text at small sizes.
View on Google Fonts ↗Petrona
Versatile serif with a variable weight axis.
View on Google Fonts ↗Playfair Display
High-contrast transitional-to-Didone display serif.
View on Google Fonts ↗Bodoni Moda
Bodoni revival with an optical-size axis.
View on Google Fonts ↗Abril Fatface
Heavy Didone display face in the Didot tradition.
View on Google Fonts ↗Prata
Didone display serif with teardrop terminals.
View on Google Fonts ↗Gloock
High-contrast serif with sharp hairlines for headlines.
View on Google Fonts ↗Libre Bodoni
Bodoni adapted for text with softer contrast.
View on Google Fonts ↗DM Serif Display
Low-x-height, high-contrast display serif.
View on Google Fonts ↗Rozha One
Very high contrast Didone-flavoured display face.
View on Google Fonts ↗Arvo
Geometric slab serif with even strokes.
View on Google Fonts ↗Roboto Slab
Slab companion to Roboto, readable in paragraphs.
View on Google Fonts ↗Zilla Slab
Mozilla’s contemporary slab with a sharp, bookish tone.
View on Google Fonts ↗Bitter
Slab serif designed for comfortable reading on screen.
View on Google Fonts ↗Josefin Slab
Typewriter-flavoured geometric slab.
View on Google Fonts ↗Alfa Slab One
Heavy contemporary slab for posters.
View on Google Fonts ↗Crete Round
Warm slab with rounded serifs.
View on Google Fonts ↗Cinzel
Classical Roman inscriptional capitals, in the manner of Trajan.
View on Google Fonts ↗Marcellus
Flared serif based on Roman inscriptions.
View on Google Fonts ↗Forum
Roman-capital display face with small flared serifs.
View on Google Fonts ↗Cormorant SC
Small-caps Cormorant for inscriptional titling.
View on Google Fonts ↗Tenor Sans
Humanist sans with flared, classical proportions.
View on Google Fonts ↗JetBrains Mono
Developer monospace with tall x-height and ligatures.
View on Google Fonts ↗Roboto Mono
Monospace companion to Roboto.
View on Google Fonts ↗Source Code Pro
Adobe’s monospace for code.
View on Google Fonts ↗Courier Prime
Courier redrawn for screenplays: heavier, cleaner.
View on Google Fonts ↗Cousine
Metrically compatible with Courier New.
View on Google Fonts ↗Fira Code
Fira Mono with programming ligatures.
View on Google Fonts ↗Space Mono
Retro-futurist geometric monospace.
View on Google Fonts ↗Martian Mono
Wide monospace with a width axis.
View on Google Fonts ↗IBM Plex Mono
IBM’s corporate monospace, engineered yet friendly.
View on Google Fonts ↗Inconsolata
Humanist monospace for code listings, inspired by Consolas.
View on Google Fonts ↗Pacifico
Surf-style brush script.
View on Google Fonts ↗Dancing Script
Lively casual script with bouncing letters.
View on Google Fonts ↗Great Vibes
Flowing formal copperplate-style script.
View on Google Fonts ↗Caveat
Everyday handwriting, marker-pen feel.
View on Google Fonts ↗Satisfy
Retro sign-painter brush script.
View on Google Fonts ↗Kalam
Informal handwriting with Devanagari support.
View on Google Fonts ↗Comic Neue
Refined, less goofy take on Comic Sans.
View on Google Fonts ↗Patrick Hand
Neat hand-printed letters, readable at text size.
View on Google Fonts ↗Lobster
Bold connected script with many ligatures.
View on Google Fonts ↗Kaushan Script
Brush-lettered script with energy.
View on Google Fonts ↗Bebas Neue
All-caps condensed display sans, a poster staple.
View on Google Fonts ↗Anton
Heavy condensed sans in the manner of Impact.
View on Google Fonts ↗Archivo Black
Heavy grotesque for headlines.
View on Google Fonts ↗Righteous
Art-deco inspired rounded display face.
View on Google Fonts ↗Fjalla One
Medium-contrast condensed sans for headlines.
View on Google Fonts ↗Alumni Sans
Tall condensed sans with sports-jersey character.
View on Google Fonts ↗Ultra
Ultra-heavy slab-flavoured display face.
View on Google Fonts ↗Chango
Fat, rounded display face.
View on Google Fonts ↗Shrikhand
Heavy italic display with a hand-lettered feel.
View on Google Fonts ↗Fraunces
Soft-serif “Old Style” display with wonk and softness axes.
View on Google Fonts ↗Bowlby One
Wide, heavy grotesque for posters.
View on Google Fonts ↗Syne
Wide, quirky display sans from Paris art centre Synesthésies.
View on Google Fonts ↗Big Shoulders Display
Chicago-inspired condensed display sans.
View on Google Fonts ↗Unbounded
Wide, rounded geometric display face.
View on Google Fonts ↗Limelight
Art-deco high-contrast display face.
View on Google Fonts ↗Poiret One
Thin, decorative art-deco geometric.
View on Google Fonts ↗Teko
Squarish condensed sans for tech and sport.
View on Google Fonts ↗Staatliches
All-caps display face in a Bauhaus spirit.
View on Google Fonts ↗Belleza
Humanist sans with flared, Optima-like strokes.
View on Google Fonts ↗Caladea
Metrically compatible with Cambria.
View on Google Fonts ↗Carlito
Metrically compatible with Calibri.
View on Google Fonts ↗League Gothic
Revival of the condensed Alternate Gothic No. 1.
View on Google Fonts ↗Quicksand
Rounded geometric sans with soft terminals.
View on Google Fonts ↗Varela Round
Rounded-terminal sans, friendly at text sizes.
View on Google Fonts ↗Macondo
Calligraphic display face with an old-world, hand-cut feel.
View on Google Fonts ↗Almendra
Calligraphic serif with medieval book-hand flavour.
View on Google Fonts ↗Raleway
Elegant geometric sans with a distinctive W and old-style figures.
View on Google Fonts ↗UnifrakturMaguntia
Textura-style blackletter revival: the classic “Old English” look.
View on Google Fonts ↗Pirata One
Condensed, simplified blackletter that stays readable at headline sizes.
View on Google Fonts ↗Grenze Gotisch
Variable blackletter mixing gothic texture with Roman proportions.
View on Google Fonts ↗Archivo Narrow
Narrow grotesque for dense headlines, tables and labels.
View on Google Fonts ↗Barlow Condensed
Condensed, slightly rounded grotesque in the style of highway signs.
View on Google Fonts ↗Pinyon Script
Formal English roundhand script with long, fine entry strokes.
View on Google Fonts ↗Alex Brush
Elegant connected brush-pen script.
View on Google Fonts ↗Parisienne
Light, casual connected script with a French flavour.
View on Google Fonts ↗Allura
Smooth formal script that reads like a careful signature.
View on Google Fonts ↗Sacramento
Thin monoline script, like a fine felt-tip signature.
View on Google Fonts ↗Mr Dafoe
Fast, energetic brush signature with strong slant.
View on Google Fonts ↗Herr Von Muellerhoff
Scrawled, very slanted pen signature.
View on Google Fonts ↗Homemade Apple
Loose, natural cursive handwriting.
View on Google Fonts ↗Indie Flower
Rounded, bubbly print handwriting.
View on Google Fonts ↗Shadows Into Light
Neat, narrow print handwriting with a light pen.
View on Google Fonts ↗Special Elite
Worn, inky typewriter face with uneven letter edges.
View on Google Fonts ↗Cutive Mono
Clean typewriter monospace inspired by IBM’s 12-pitch faces.
View on Google Fonts ↗Michroma
Wide, squared “technical” sans in the Microgramma tradition.
View on Google Fonts ↗Orbitron
Squared geometric display face for sci-fi and tech titles.
View on Google Fonts ↗Exo 2
Squarish, technological sans that also works for text.
View on Google Fonts ↗Outfit
Modern geometric sans with crisp circles and even weight steps.
View on Google Fonts ↗Plus Jakarta Sans
Contemporary geometric sans with slightly squared curves.
View on Google Fonts ↗Cabin Sketch
Hand-sketched, hatched letters with a chalk-on-board look.
View on Google Fonts ↗Fredericka the Great
Sketchy, outlined capitals like chalk lettering.
View on Google Fonts ↗Schoolbell
Child-like print handwriting, at home on a classroom board.
View on Google Fonts ↗Rock Salt
Rough marker handwriting with heavy texture.
View on Google Fonts ↗Fonts are grouped by the classification system explained in types of fonts: three families of serif stress and contrast, three kinds of sans serif, plus slab, glyphic, monospace, script and display. Knowing the class is the fastest route to a substitute: if the font you identified is a geometric sans, any geometric here will feel related.
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