Best Google fonts, free of charges - fully free for commercial usage - typography design

Choosing the right font for your logo or app is not any mean feat. By picking the proper font, and hence increasing readability, you'll make your design more hospitable, which, in turn, could lead on to more traffic. As it may be a subjective matter, selecting the “best” font can get a touch complicated. So, we’ll take a small amount of help from Google itself and assist you to pick the proper font for your business.

Top Free Google Fonts

Check out the best free fonts from Google for commercial usages.

Roboto — Sans-Serif

With over 9 trillion views, Roboto is the most popular Google font in the world. Creator originally developed Roboto as the system font for Android OS. It comes in 12 different styles, giving you a bunch of options to choose from.

Download: Roboto

Open Sans — Sans-Serif

While it’s not as popular as Roboto, Open Sans, too, features a loyal fanbase. The font, which was created by Steve Matteson, has 10 different styles and garnered over 6 trillion views, so far.

Download: Open Sans

Lato — Sans-Serif

Developed by Lukasz Dziedzic, Lato has over 10 different styles and managed over 1.6 trillion views, yet.

Download: Lato

Oswald — Sans-Serif

Oswald has gained tons of traction over the last year to climb up to the fourth position. Vernon Adams, Kalapi Gajjar, and Cyreal collaborated to make Oswald, which has amassed over 1 trillion views since.

Download: Oswald

Slabo 27px — Serif

The first Serif font to form the list, Slabo sits pretty in 5th with just over 1 trillion views. it had been developed by John Hudson and comes in just one style.

Download: Slabo 27px

Roboto Condensed — Sans-Serif

Another variation of the Roboto font, Roboto Condensed, clinches the sixth spot with over 950 billion views. It comes in six different styles.

Download: Roboto Condensed

Montserrat — Sans-Serif

Created by Julieta Ulanovsky, Sol Matas, Juan Pablo del Peral, and Jacques Le Bailly, Montserrat is one among the foremost versatile Google fonts you’d find. it's 18 styles and chalked up over 800 billion views.

Download: Montserrat

Source Sans Pro — Sans-Serif

Adobe’s first open-source font, Source Sans Pro, was created by Paul D. Hunt. It has 12 distinct styles and amassed over 800 billion views.

Download: Source Sans Pro

Raleway — Sans-Serif

Like Montserrat, Raleway, too, offers 18 different style options. Multiple designers collaborated to make the font, which now has over 550 billion views.