The Local Fonts project lists examples of fonts in a simple way, adding their name to quickly find them.
This is not a database to store fonts, but the local fonts promises to help many users who are looking for different text styles, but then cannot identify them to purchase or download free banks. Whether for use in documents or online projects, the website lists the most popular fonts and their variations, with the name of the associated font.
It's true that not all fonts are free, but we often can't find the one we like the most. The website serves as a visual reference, very easy to use, standing out for the name associated with the sources, facilitating online research.
It's true that not all fonts are free, but we often can't find the one we like the most. The website serves as a visual reference, very easy to use, standing out for the name associated with the sources, facilitating online research.
In Local Fonts you can list, create grids or switch between dark mode, listing a preview of the fonts. The website's filtering tools also allow you to switch backgrounds, to have a better perception of the contrast of fonts in colored areas, for example. If you like a font on the list, you can search by its name and find it more easily in online databases.
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