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Fonts In Use

Type in the real world: an amazing archive of typography.

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5 Alternatives to Fonts In Use

Typewolf

What’s trending in type

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Typewolf helps designers choose the perfect font combination for their next design project.

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Clicking any of the font names above (or image samples) will take you to a page that shows examples of that font in use in the wild. This is a great way to gather inspiration and see the combinations that other designers have used.
Typewolf
These top 10 fonts lists feature typefaces from all type foundries regardless of what company owns the rights or where it can be purchased.
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A curated collection of the absolute best fonts available on Adobe Fonts (Typekit) in 2018-includes a review & FAQ about Creative Cloud.
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Optician Sans

A free font based on the historical eye charts

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Optician Sans is a free font based on the historical eye charts and optotypes used by opticians world wide.

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Core77
Even if you're not a graphic designer or typographer, you likely recognize this: That's the Snellen Chart, devised to measure visual acuity. Lots of us looked at this chart as children so that doctors and optometrists could determine if other kids would get to call us "Four Eyes" or not.
Fast Company
The eye chart you've known for your whole life is a lie. Because the letters you read off of it don't actually make up a whole alphabet. While you've probably never noticed it from the optometrist's chair, there are only 10 unique letters on that chart-putting you 16 letters short of a usable typeface.
Gizmodo
Before last month, you'd be hard-pressed to find the curiously shaped letters you're asked to name from charts at your optometrist's office in font lists in Word or Docs. But if you're a typeface nerd who also appreciates mathematical precision, the newly minted "Optician Sans" is the font for you.
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Letrs

Font manager for creative teams

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Letrs is not just a font manager in the cloud, but an ever-growing catalog of typefaces.

With Letrs you can manage your already purchased fonts, or use the ones available on the platform catalog, so you don't have to download them. Just download the app and activate the fonts you want. That easy.

It works really fine with Sketch 💪💎

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