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The best alternatives to FontSpark are Typewolf, FictureDesign, and Fonts in the Wild. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed a few more alternatives below.
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- Typewolf helps designers choose the perfect font combination for their next design project—features web fonts in the wild, font recommendations and learning resources.
- Font reference archive of well designed websites. Check out which fonts are being used on fancy websites and get inspired
- ✨ Quickly find free and paid fonts for your next project ✨ Filter by free, google and adobe fonts easily ✨ Pinterest feed of daily type inspiration
- Web typography course for web designers and web developers.
- There have been several GDPR issues popping up lately with Google & Google CDN. So I decided to create a similar service just without logging ANYTHING. Note: It does not solve all the problems related to this topic, but it is a good start.
- Discover new fonts and colors with every tab (Chrome)
- Click the extension icon and find together a list of all the fonts used on a web page. Also, preview your typed-in text in the same font styles as the ones identified on a web page, quite handy especially for web designers and developers.
- Discover great fonts through themes.
- Like FontAwesome but for podcasts, The Podcast Font is a new icon font for websites, containing consistent icons and logos for popular podcast platforms, apps and functionality. It makes graphical buttons and links just as easy as one line of code.
- Create your own fonts for social media and real life. Style it up. Add photos. Express yourself. Share. It's a new user experience for font creation: simple, fun, and creative, no design skills required.
