Which tools do you use to select fonts and manage them?

Boonsuen Oh15 y/o web developer. · Edited 1mo ago

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Google Fonts

Brand new redesign to Google Fonts ✨

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Frederik WallerProduct enthusiast studying in the UK. · Written 1mo ago

Google Fonts has a lot of great fonts and showcases them in a beautiful layout!

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Mike Coutermarsh48Code @ Product Hunt · Written 1mo ago

+1 on Google Fonts. Always my go to when picking a font for web. Although lately, using plain "system fonts" is more "in", since it improves load speed.

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Vinh Pham4🤤 · Written 1mo ago

+1 for Google Fonts. Dead simple to use. Select your fonts, grab your embed code and place it in your html and you're good to go.

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SkyFonts

Sync desktop fonts to your computer

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Kesava Mandiga3Curious cat. Writer. Explorer. · Written 1mo ago

Skyfonts is a great tool to manage and update the fonts that I use on PC. It supports Google Fonts and more.

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RightFont for Mac

Helping designers find the right font quickly

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Justin MitchellDesigning Products at Sofriendly.com · Written 1mo ago

RightFont is amazing. Automatically activates fonts when you open a Photoshop or Sketch file and supports shared and synced font libraries. FYI there's a 15% discount on RightFont here: https://www.getsyrup.com/deal/ri...

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Boonsuen Oh15 y/o web developer. · Written 1mo ago

Complete with all the useful features I need.

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FontBase

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Vinh Pham4🤤 · Written 1mo ago

Fontbase is a free font manager for Mac, Windows, and Linux. It's simple and fast to use with the ability to activate fonts with a single click, organize them into collections, and they'll be adding Google Fonts discoverability in the future.

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