SIL Open Font License (OFL) Fonts

Fonts released under the SIL Open Font License - free to use, embed, bundle and modify in any personal or commercial project.

Patua One by LatinoType SIL Open Font License
Patua One
Display
Playfair by Claus Eggers Sørensen SIL Open Font License
Playfair
Serif 14 styles variable
Creepster by Sideshow SIL Open Font License
Creepster
Display
Libre Caslon Text by Impallari Type SIL Open Font License
Libre Caslon Text
Serif 3 styles
Passion One by Fontstage SIL Open Font License
Passion One
Display 3 styles
Old Standard TT by Alexey Kryukov SIL Open Font License
Old Standard TT
Serif 3 styles
Comic Neue
Handwriting 6 styles
Noto Sans Mono by Google SIL Open Font License
Noto Sans Mono
Sans Serif 9 styles variable
Baloo 2 by Ek Type SIL Open Font License
Baloo 2
Display 5 styles variable
Courgette by Karolina Lach SIL Open Font License
Courgette
Handwriting
Patrick Hand by Patrick Wagesreiter SIL Open Font License
Patrick Hand
Handwriting
Chivo by Omnibus-Type SIL Open Font License
Chivo
Sans Serif 18 styles variable
Martel by Dan Reynolds SIL Open Font License
Martel
Serif 7 styles
Gelasio by Eben Sorkin SIL Open Font License
Gelasio
Serif 8 styles variable
Noto Nastaliq Urdu by Google SIL Open Font License
Noto Nastaliq Urdu
Serif 4 styles variable
Actor by Thomas Junold SIL Open Font License
Actor
Sans Serif
BIZ UDPGothic
Sans Serif 2 styles
Crete Round by TypeTogether SIL Open Font License
Crete Round
Serif 2 styles
Yantramanav by Erin McLaughlin SIL Open Font License
Yantramanav
Sans Serif 6 styles
Sen by Kosal Sen SIL Open Font License
Sen
Sans Serif 5 styles variable

Frequently asked questions

The OFL lets you use the font anywhere - websites, apps, logos, print, products and client work - free of charge, commercially or not. You can also modify the font and redistribute it, as long as derivatives stay under the OFL and don't reuse any reserved name.

No attribution is required to simply use an OFL font in a document, website or product. Only when you redistribute the font files themselves must the copyright and license notices travel with them. A credit is always appreciated, never required.

Yes - anything you design with it (logos, books, merchandise, apps) can be sold freely. The one thing the OFL forbids is selling the font files by themselves; they must be free or bundled with something else.
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