Did you know that changing the font of your site content is easier than ever before? Thanks to the power of Google Web Fonts, anyone can pick and choose from a wide range of fonts for their sites.
You can find some great Google fonts listed below. I hope you enjoy them! If you want to find more premium designs, then feel free to watch this YouTube video titled Awesome Deal Sites for Web Developers.
Some of the Highest Rated Google Web Fonts Available
Below you will find a list of some of the most popular Google web fonts available on the internet today. When choosing a font for your blog and site content, it’s important to choose one that is clear and easily visible by all audiences.
This is something major platforms like Instagram and Facebook are dealing with all the time. Just the slightest change in font style can quickly change the viewing please for billions of users all at the same time.
This also happens a lot in the world of branding and marketing when logos are changed by popular brands. Some of the most popular brands to have done this in the past are IG, Nike, Apple and Microsoft.
With all of this in mind… check out these popular web fonts for your site.
Noto Sans
It is an evolution of the Droid font, and has support for more than 30 languages. It is also the same with its Serif version, so it is a very practical font.
Recommended combination:
Title: Montserrat (Capital)
Body: Noto Sans
Ubuntu
Ubuntu has taken great strength and is being applied more and more on many websites. It is a sans-serif font that has been manually modified to improve its readability on screens.
Recommended combination:
Title: Ubuntu
Body: Lora
Quicksand
Modern sans-serif typeface that stands out for having completely rounded ends. It also incorporates various weights and a dotted variant, for more creative designs.
Recommended combination:
Title: Quicksand
Body: EB Garamond
Droid Sans
Droid Sans is a sans-serif font designed by Steve Matteson. It is optimized to be mobile, web and other screen-friendly.
View font in Google Fonts
Recommended combination:
Title: Droid Sans
Body: Cabin
Signika
It was initially created for use in signage, but is applicable to all types of designs due to its pace and readability.
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Recommended combination:
Title: Signika
Body: Open Sans
Josefin Slab
Josefin Slab is a typeface inspired by the 1930s trends that stood out for their geometrical shapes. It’s a great font to use for headlines and headings, but it also fits perfectly as a body of text.
Recommended combination:
Title: Josefin Slab
Body: Josefin Sans
Vollkorn
Vollkorn is a fountain with a prominent, full-bodied serif. It was designed to be discreet and work in any type of written publication, whether on paper or on screen. It is perfect for use in headlines and has various weights including bold and italics.
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Recommended combination:
Title: Vollkorn
Body: Exo
Bree Serif
It was designed in 2008 by Veronica Burian and Jose Scaglion. This typeface was a success from the very beginning. It is a very good option to use in Headlines and combines very well with sans-serif fonts like Lato. It is very aesthetic and looks great even when reduced in size.
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Recommended combination:
Title: Bree Serif
Body: Lora
Poppins
Poppins is a sans-serif geometric typeface created by Indian Type Foundry in 2014. It is available in 5 different weights, but unfortunately does not include a variant in italics. It’s a font that works much better on screens, so it’s perfect for web design, where it’s used a lot.
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Recommended combination:
Title: Poppins
Body: Sintony
Hind
Hind, like Poppins, has 5 variants, and does not include italics either. Its “bold” variant is widely used for headlines and headings in web design as it is very readable on screens and on mobiles.
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Recommended combination:
Title: Hind
Body: Open Sans
Playfair Display
It is a font with very contrasting strokes, which makes it a modern and visual typography very good for headlines. Its italic variant is very nice, elegant and original for titles and subtitles. It is not recommended to use it in the body of the text since its contrasting strokes can make it lose some legibility.
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Recommended combination:
Title: Montserrat
Body: Playfair display
Space Mono
Space Mono has clear influences from the geometric typographic style and can be found in regular and bold, as well as its corresponding variants in italics.
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Recommended combination:
Title: Nunito
Body: Space Mono
Alegreya Sans
Designed by Juan Pablo del Peral, and available in 7 different weights, with their corresponding variations in italics. For many, it is one of the best fonts in Google Fonts, and is increasingly used on the web.
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Recommended combination:
Title: Alegreya Sans
Body: Open Sans
Lora
Lora is a Google Fonts font available in its normal mode and in bold, including its corresponding italics, which have a very calligraphic touch.
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Recommended combination:
Title: Istock Web
Body: Lora
Domine
Domine was designed by Pablo Impallari in It was created with the main objective of being used in texts on the web, so they looked for a design that prioritizes legibility.
Recommended combination:
Title: Montserrat
Body: Domine
Choosing the Best Web Fonts for Your Site
Now that you had a chance to look through some of our most popular recommendations and font requests, it’s time to choose the best one for your site.
If you aren’t sure how to set this up, all you need to do is visit your favorite search engine and perform a search for “how to change website font”. If you are working with a web design agency, you can simply ask them to set this up for you.
Best of luck and be sure to choose a font that your audience likes!
