Best Free Fonts Sites that are not Google Fonts - Open Source Alternatives

Here are the best alternatives to Google Fonts - free open source font foundries that you might not know yet:
www.fontshare.com/
uncut.wtf/
anrt-nancy.fr/fr/fonts/
www.theleagueofmoveabletype.com/
www.losttype.com/
www.tunera.xyz/
www.design-research.be/by-womxn/

[@iamavegetable1936]

Really great resources! Thank you very much, I love how you share your preferred fonts on each website. Thanks, very great job :)

[@KEYFIVEONE5205TRIPLEZERO]

Thanks Johannes, there were a few sites I'd not found using Google after plenty of attempts!

[@JohannesIppen]

Glad it helped! :)

[@benw9949]

Merci pour le lien (link) à L'Atelier en Recherches Tyographique!

[@badcatdesign]

Nice list, thank you. Let’s talk about privacy/tracking in the fonts that are not self hosted.

[@JohannesIppen]

Thank you! I briefly mention it in this video: th-cam.com/video/XiEg1t1hy3M/w-d-xo.html

[@ferielbouzid8111]

Thank you so much for sharing, I'm subscribing !

[@JohannesIppen]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@lisaspirine8748]

thank you for this !

[@JohannesIppen]

Thank you for watching! :)

[@benw9949]

I really wish the League of Moveable Type would put out more fonts, and add bolder and bolder italic weights for some o their classics. I am not sure who designed Libre Baskerville and Libre Caslon, and Old Standard TT, but I sure wish they had bold italics and extra bold and extra bold italics with them. -- And I wish there was a libra version of Goudy old style, book, bold and extra bold weights with matching italics for all. Fanwood would be wonderful with bold and bold italics, and maybe extra bold and italics.

[@benw9949]

I wish someone would do a libra version of Cooper Old Style with Cooper Black, so we had at least book, semibold, bold, and black weights. There is a nice large x-height commercial version from Bitstream and a nice small x-height version (but without italics for the black heavy / extra bold weight, a pity, from URW. I think both only have the less complete P1 character set rather than a Pro character set .he font-family is soft, warm, very appealing, and would make a good book or display typeface, either one.

[@ertar0]

thanks!

[@HUMAI66]

Thanks for this tutorial.

[@williambudden7066]

Ty

[@HUMAI66]

I am a T shirt designer.

[@Lukis3D]

can i use fonts licensed uder the Apache and MIT license for commercial use?

[@JohannesIppen]

Hey Lukis - you can, however you’re not allowed to resell them under a different license

[@apatsa_basiteni]

Awesome!

[@JohannesIppen]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@charisnwanze637]

Looooves this video