Alternatives to Fontspring

Fontstand

Fontstand suits designers and others who want to test typefaces before using them across desktop, iPad, or web projects.

FontSpace suits designers, crafters, hobbyists, teachers, and students looking for downloadable fonts, previews, or a text generator.

Google Fonts

Google Fonts suits web and application developers looking for open-source fonts for commercial or non-commercial projects.

Font Bundles suits crafters and creators who want fonts and design resources for projects such as Cricut or Silhouette work.

It suits designers and teams seeking fonts for desktop or web projects, with licensing options for different uses.

It suits people browsing for fonts for personal projects, designers needing previews and multiple download formats, and creators who want to submit typefaces.

DesignPocket suits designers and other buyers selecting fonts for manga, subtitles, flyers, social media or presentations.

It suits designers and businesses seeking display fonts for logos, websites, apps, videos, and other design projects.

Morisawa Fonts

It suits individuals and teams who need licensed fonts across multiple languages and want to organize or share collections.

OH! MY FONT.

OH! MY FONT. suits individuals or corporations located in Japan who need Japanese design fonts for commercial work.

It suits creative professionals needing a broad asset library and AI tools through the web.

MyFonts

MyFonts suits designers and other font buyers looking to browse a large catalog, preview type, and select among licensing options.

Type Network suits organizations choosing fonts for desktop, web, app, publishing, or server use.

iFontCloud may suit people who need licensed fonts for supported desktop applications or web pages.

Monotype Fonts

Monotype Fonts suits individuals, teams, and large enterprises that need a shared font library and font management.