Sans Serif Fonts
Letterforms without finishing strokes, built for interfaces, logos and long stretches of screen text.
Sans Serif Fonts
Sans serif type drops the small strokes at the end of each letter, which keeps it crisp at small sizes and on low-resolution screens. Humanist cuts feel warm and calligraphic, geometric cuts lean on circles and straight lines, and grotesques sit between the two. Pair a sans with a serif for headlines, or run one family through a whole product using its weights for hierarchy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between humanist and geometric sans serif fonts?
Humanist designs follow the proportions of handwriting, so they read comfortably in paragraphs. Geometric designs are drawn from simple shapes, which gives them a more striking and uniform look that suits headlines and logos.
Are the fonts on this site free?
All fonts can be downloaded at no cost and without an account. What you may do with each font depends on its license, which is shown on the font's page.
Can I use these fonts commercially?
Only if the font's license allows it. Filter by Free for commercial use to see fonts whose licenses we have verified, and read the license details before using a font in paid work.