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Fontsera vs Google Fonts

Fontsera

fontsera.com

Google Fonts

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FigureFontseraGoogle Fonts
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source—Yes
WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
Android—Yes
API—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published12
Spec score · Font Marketplaces7.3 (#24)8.6 (#5)
IntegrationsThe privacy policy names Google Analytics and Google invisible reCAPTCHA as third-party services used on the site.Google Design says hosted families integrate with Figma, Canva, Google Workspace, Adobe and Wix.
LicensingAvailable license types include Desktop, WebFont, ePub, and App.All fonts are released under open-source licenses and can be used in commercial or non-commercial projects.
SupportThe Help Center links articles for buying, accounts, orders, selling, licenses, and general FAQs, and offers a contact option.The Google Fonts repository directs users to its issue tracker for font-file problems and future-development requests.

Plans

Fontsera

  • Individual font licensesPrice not published

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Google Fonts

  • FreeFree
  • Google FontsFree

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Fontsera

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Google Fonts

Google Fonts is a catalog of fonts for websites, released under open-source licenses for commercial and non-commercial use. A website can use a font by linking a stylesheet and referencing the font in CSS. Developers can also query the REST-based Google Fonts Developer API for font metadata in JSON; each request requires an API key. The API supports sorting by alphabet, date, popularity, style count, and trending growth, plus filters for family, subset, and category. It can return variable font files and axis-range metadata when capability=VF is requested. For projects that need specific characters, the text parameter can reduce a requested font file’s size by up to 90%. Native Android apps can use the Font Provider in Google Play Services, supported from Android Jelly Bean API level 16 onward. Fonts can also be self-hosted for redistribution under their license terms. Google says the Web API is designed to limit data collection, storage, and use, and is not used to create end-user profiles or for advertising. The catalog is free at free.

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