I Write What I Want!

Open Source Fonts:

• http://www.google.com/webfonts – Open Source
• http://www.theleagueofmoveabletype.com – Open Source
• http://openfontlibrary.org – Open Source
• http://www.fontsquirrel.com – Some are Open Source, but the rest allow Commercial and/or Web Embedding.

Free Fonts:

• Handwritten & Scrapbook Fonts – free handwritten and scrapbook fonts.
• ScrapVillage Fonts – a collection of free fonts, perfect for scrapbooking.
• 1001 Fonts – free fonts.
• Dafont – free fonts.
• Abstract Fonts – random free fonts.
• Urban Fonts – more cool free fonts.

Commercial Fonts:

• Myfonts.com – a collection of 62,000 fonts – perfect if you want to find and buy a unique font for your logo. *Needs to be commercially approved.
• Typekit.com – the easiest way to use real fonts on the web. Gives you the ability to link to high-quality Open Type fonts in your web design projects.
• Fontspring.com – much like Typekit.com except you host it on your server, there isn’t a yearly fee and you can use them on as many websites as you want!
• Pizzadude.dk – a collection of funky fonts – some freeware fonts – but mostly commercial. *Contact the author before using a font commercially.
• Letterheadfonts.com – a collection of rare and unusual (sometime vintage) fonts.

Web Safe Fonts:

• Web Safe Font List – this MIT.edu link is a great resource with web font comparisons and other resource links.
• Core Web Fonts – Excellent font comparison page.
• Operating System Font Chart – This link lists common fonts, by operating system, plus those which are embeddable.
• More Web Safe Fonts – Lists commonly used CSS font combinations.

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