FontSpace vs OH! MY FONT.

FontSpace is a font directory and download site with more than 170,000 free fonts, including a collection of more than 19,000 fonts marked for commercial use. Visitors can browse by style, collection, popularity, or designer and adjust preview text, size, and foreground color. Download formats include OTF and TTF, and the catalog also lists WOFF and WOFF2. Its free text generator turns typed text into Unicode characters and symbols for copying elsewhere; some websites may display unsupported characters as boxes. FontSpace says each font is added and categorized by a person, then reviewed by a moderator for quality issues and license checks. The individual font license sets permitted use: personal-use licenses generally cover non-profit-making use, while commercial-use licenses address uses where someone may profit. The commercial-use collection is described as available for commercial projects with zero license fees, subject to each font’s license. FontSpace provides installation guidance for Windows, Mac, and Linux, and supports modern browsers including Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, and Edge. Cookies must be enabled to download fonts or register.

OH! MY FONT. is a subscription service for Japanese design fonts, with a catalog of about 300 typefaces. Its app lets subscribers manage fonts and activate a chosen typeface with one click. The maker lists Photoshop, Illustrator, PowerPoint, and Figma as desktop apps where the fonts can be used. Included fonts are permitted for commercial work such as logos, advertising, and packaging. The service describes character coverage that includes commonly used kanji and some characters unavailable in Adobe Fonts. A 14-day free plan provides the same typefaces as the annual plan and does not automatically convert to a paid subscription. The annual plan costs ¥26,400 a year. One license can be assigned to one PC at a time, though the assigned computer can be changed. The app cannot be used while the PC is offline, and users must be located in Japan. Listed platforms are macOS, web, and Windows; the FAQ specifies macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later and Windows 11 26H1 or later, dated June 23, 2026.