Here we go again! Another set of simple, and minimalist fonts for free commercial use. Lets’ see, what’s new. We have a few "fresh" positions perfect for titles, like Orbitron or Gilam, which definitely will bring more originality to your project. On the other hand, we see a couple of simple and contemporary fonts with large families, like Metropolis or Anek Latin, which can be used practically everywhere, in titles, body text, or large blocks of paragraphs. At the moment, there are 30 positions on the list. But because I love simple and minimalist, more often sans serif typography, I always add some new ones when I find anything interesting. So drop by sometime and check what’s new in the collection:).
They have different shapes. Some of them are less or more condensed. Others are rounded or angular. There are also thick, bold fonts, and these with light, delicate structures. Besides noticeable differences in their design, the typefaces below have some relevant features in common. The simple, clean letterform, high-quality design, and often some kind of uniqueness are the characteristics we can assign to this typography. Also, all of them are free fonts for commercial use, so you can use these typefaces in a variety of projects.
In the first group of the list, you will find typically minimal, light typography with delicate structure, like Kiona or Simplifica. Here are also a few condensed typefaces, like Morganite, which can give your design a more original look. Most of these fonts are uppercase and were specifically designed to use them in titles, headlines, or alternatively larger blocks of text.
Cities
Free weights: 1 style – regular.
Simplifica
Free weights: 1 style – regular.
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Audrey
Free weights: 3 styles – regular, medium, bold + matching italics.
Morganite
Free weights: 9 styles, from thin to black + matching italics.
Kiona
Free weights: 1 regular style + version italic.
Dolce Vita
Free weights: 3 styles – light, regular, bold.
Neutral Face
Free weights: 2 styles – regular, bold.
Komoda
Free weights: 1 style – regular.
The next group contains bold, distinct fonts, which can look perfect in titles, headlines, or larger blocks of text. If you want your project to give more personality, consider using angular Orbitron or “tasty” Gilam. Need something more classy? Check out Bebas Neue or Frick. These fonts will pair well with simple, neutral fonts. Check Tips for font pairing with some great combinations from Google. Here, you will also find a list with some useful tools for font pairing, which will combine typography for you.
Bebas Neue
Free weights: 5 styles, from thin to bold.
Orbitron
Free weights: 4 styles, from light to black.
Gilam
Free weights: 2 styles – black, thin italic.
Redwing
Free weights: 2 styles – light, medium.
Frick
Free weights: 2 styles – regular, regular condensed.
Plat Nomor
Free weights: 1 style – regular.
Apex
Free weights: 2 styles – extra light, medium.
So we chose the title. Now is the time for more neutral typography with large font families. Minimal, high-quality design, very-good readability, and simple letterform are features of the fonts listed below. Also, all of them contain a good number of glyphs, including lowercase, uppercase, digits, punctuation marks, symbols, and multilingual characters. They can look well practically everywhere, in titles, headlines, larger block paragraphs, or main body text.
Spartan MB
Free weights: 9 styles, from thin to black.
Cooper Hewitt
Free weights: 7 styles, from thin to heavy + matching italics.
Anek Latin
Free weights: 5 weight scripts – regular, semi-condensed, condensed, semi-expanded, expanded – 40 styles altogether.
Lt Amber
Free weights: 5 weight scripts – regular, compressed, condensed, expanded, extra-expanded – 25 styles altogether.
Be Vietnam
Free weights: 7 styles, from thin to extra bold + matching italics.
Creato Display
Free weights: 7 styles, from thin to black + matching italics.
Mohave
Free weights: 4 styles, from light to bold + matching italics.
Metropolis
Free weights: 9 styles, from thin to black + matching italics.
If you need your design to look more “friendly”, here are some propositions too. These fonts have simple, rounded letterform so they can look well in projects, like blogs or websites for children. Good readability and modern design make them a good choice for titles, headlines, and body text.
Blogger
Free weights: 4 styles, from light to bold + matching italics.
Hero
Free weights: 3 styles – light, regular, bold.
The last group of the list of minimalist free fonts for commercial use contains typography, which somehow stands out with original letterform or high-quality design. For instance, angular Prime can be a good choice if you need a more techy look for a project. Quark, on the other hand, is elegant and tasteful. Check them out. Maybe you will find some of them to your liking.
Sirius
Free weights: 1 style – book.
Prime
Free weights: 2 styles – light, regular.
Quark
Free weights: 2 styles – light, bold.
Copenhagen Grotesk Nova
Free weights: 3 styles – light, regular, bold.
Modernist
Free weights: 3 styles – mono, regular, bold.
This is The End…
I hope you like the propositions listed above. Here, I focused on the typography from sites different than popular Google Fonts, but if you are interested in fonts, particularly from this web source, please check also 16 clean and modern sans serif fonts from Google. Here, you will find the list of the most popular sans serif typography from google, suitable for a most of the projects.
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- Tips for font pairing with great combination examples from Google.
- Modern google font alternatives to the most popular paid typography.
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