Google’s has a gigantic collection of open-source fonts — called Google Fonts. It has grown steadily in popularity since launching over four years ago. The quality of the typefaces varies greatly, but if you’re in search of new fonts it’s a great place to look.
Google has made the process of using its collection of typefaces on the Web quite simple, but browsing and downloading the files can take hours.
Ever wanted to have those exact fonts on your computer? Now you can! Click here to download the entire collection.
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Brock Murray
Co-Founder/COO at seoplus+
Brock Murray is a digital marketing specialist at seoplus+. He has more than a decade of experience with web design, web programming and online marketing. He has had great success in helping hundreds of businesses establish an online presence with the goal of increasing both brand recognition and targeted website traffic.
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