103 free web font families
Browse the full WAYSCloud Fonts catalog. Each family is redistributed under its upstream license and served from European infrastructure.
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Clean geometry across nine weights.
Dynamic old-style with a literary character.
One family, many widths, full italic set.
Compact grotesque, continuous reading.
Measurements without compromise.
Every letter holds its ground.
Serifs, fixed-width, deliberate.
Highway proportions, digital weight.
Victorian slab with contemporary range.
Chicago-derived condensed display, nine weights.
Slab for screen, body to headline.
Extreme contrast, optical size variable axis.
Size shapes the character.
Urban signage, single weight, chromatic layers.
Humanist structure, open letterforms.
Terminal-native, ligature-ready.
Handwriting weight, body-text scale.
Grotesque with a quiet eccentricity.
Fixed columns, familiar personality.
Roman inscription capitals for display use.
Circular construction, no sharp terminals.
The stroke decides the register.
Old-style lineage amplified for display.
Book-quality old-style with extended weight range.
Connecting letters, bouncing baseline.
Interface type, European server.
Text-size slab for body reading.
Rounded geometry, consistent weight.
Dot-matrix grid, nine weights, no italic.
Renaissance letterforms, open-source revival.
Nine weights, geometric construction.
Slab built for editorial body text at screen sizes.
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From Mozilla's workshop, open to all.
Variable display serif with a wonky axis.
Neutral tone, consistent weight.
Proportions matched to its sibling.
Modern blackletter, single weight, Latin only.
Marker-drawn display, informal comic lettering character.
Sharp gothic construction, nine weights.
Round, even, well-mannered.
Geometric slab, nine weights, no italic.
Code that travels light.
Open fonts, plainly typed.
Letters with European company.
Column width is a design choice.
Legibility as a design constraint.
Even fonts can stay in Europe.
Open fonts, hosted in Europe.
Geometric geometry from the 1920s.
Reading and labelling, one family.
Letters from a longer tradition.
Summer lettering, open licence.
Spacing as a reading variable.
Baskerville proportions, rendered for the web.
Franklin Gothic, freely redrawn.
Commissioned for long-form screen reading.
Brush curves, single weight, many ligatures.
Letters shaped by a calligraphic hand.
Quiet rhythm at small sizes.
Calligraphic structure, seven weights.
Comfortable reading, every line.
Geometry from the street, free to use.
Geometric minimalism, softened edges.
Editorial serif for news layout, display to body.
Every script, one open licence.
One serif family, many writing systems.
High-contrast serif detail for large-scale use.
Rounded type, openly shared.
A neutral companion, no tracking required.
Warmth across the weight range.
Openly licensed, openly readable.
Condensed headlines that hold their width.
Screen-first geometry, nine weights.
Variable optical axis, expressive editorial voice.
Pixel grid, geometric construction, four weights.
Transitional-serif contrast at display scale.
Contrast and clarity at display sizes.
From Jakarta, drawn for screens.
Geometry, end to end.
8×8 pixel grid, monospaced, arcade reference.
Elegant geometry, no licence fees.
Part of a three-family system.
Clean type, no strings attached.
Consistent rhythm, column-aligned.
The Roboto family, extended into serif.
Geometric slab from display to body.
Geometry with a softer edge, free to host.
Swash terminals and calligraphic flourishes on every glyph.
News type from the Nordic press.
Hand-drawn irregular forms with bounce and informality axes.
Type system in fixed width.
European typography, openly licensed.
A little more Europe, even in typography.
Proportional grotesque with monospace roots.
Designed for screen documents from the start.
Bold shapes, compressed air.
Plainly typed, openly hosted.
European hands, European letters.
Humanist warmth, fixed columns.
Upright types. Italic writes.
A sturdy old-style for reading, screen and print.
Workday type, no vendor lock-in.