The google fonts They are a great help when creating more meaningful, beautiful texts, with greater visibility in the words you want to highlight, such as on social networks or blogs.
Google Fonts is a free tool that Google offers to all users. It is a great help for companies since with this tool they will be able to distinguish themselves from their competition and create more original texts. Fonts can be downloaded for use in design software and then embedded using best practices for your website.
If there is something wrong with Google Fonts, it is that its default lists are based on "Trends", unlike its competition Noto Sans, which although it was created by Google and Adobe, is still the preference of users.
Below we show you the font lists and types, and you will find some exceptional fonts that are rarely used. Yes, some of them are highly stylized, but there are also usable sans, serifs, and display fonts that deserve your consideration.
Here we present the best types of fonts that you can find in Google Fonts:
piazzola
piazzola It features dramatic and expressive angular shapes when previewed at large sizes, but its real strength is in laying down large amounts of body text.
Strong headed
If you're looking for a solid sans-free workhorse, look no further than mulish . Halfway between a humanist and geometric sans, there is even a variable font version.
Ceviche Uno
Reminiscent of cool advertising lyrics from the 60s, Ceviche One It is full of energy, thanks to the dramatic zig-zag formed along its baseline.
full grain
Launched by Friedrich Althausen in 2005, Vollkorn is an excellent typeface for body text, excelling at small sizes. Now has a variable font option.
Snack
Snack is a delightfully energetic viewing script. The bold weight feels safer, but both weights have a dance rhythm that brings the page to life.
Raleway Points
Raleway is a wildly popular, and perhaps overused, font, but this dotted version It is less known. It's a simple geometric sans that works as a screen.
Kenya
Kenya It is a wonderful and uncategorizable font. The stencil shapes result in completely original letter constructions, and the lowercase s is gorgeous.
DM Without
DM Without is a low-contrast geometric sans-serif that works wonderfully well at smaller sizes. It only has three weights, but each one comes with a matching cursive.
Oxygen
Designed by Vernon Adams as part of the KDE project for GNU + Linux, Oxygen It's a very readable sans-serif, with a generous x-height and a touch of pencil stroke.
Alice
Alicia from Ksenia Erulevich was inspired by the novel Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carrol. She is presented as an Edwardian serif with extravagant flourishes.
Carter one
Carter One Use bold strokes, with a medium amount of contrast, to create a sans-style script. It has dozens of beautiful details like the notch on the lowercase o.
Bodoni Fashion
Bodoni Fashion is a didone-style serif with strong vertical strokes and high-contrast slab-shaped serifs. It is the best variable font of this genre that I have found.
Incredibly
Incredibly it's a slab-serif that you won't even consider for body text. Its sculptural forms are almost from the American West. The lowercase n counter is lovely.
azereth monkey
Most monospaced fonts fail to inspire; Practical they may be, charming they are not. But Azeret Mono opposes That trend, its bold weights are particularly fantastic.
Nunito
It's hard to find a serious sans-serif with rounded terminals, but Nunito it is. There is also a Nunito Sans with square tips, but I love the rounded tips.
online bungee
Designed for signage, Bungee is ideal for screen sizes and works well vertically. There are several versions, but my favorite is this elegant online version .
