1. Luckiest Guy

Luckiest Guy is a friendly heavyweight sans serif typeface inspired by 1950s advertisements with custom hand lettering.

2. Mali

Mali is a Thai and Latin family which was inspired by a 6th grader’s handwriting. It exudes a carefree and naive appearance.

3. Overpass

The overpass is a free, Open Source typeface designed by Delve Fonts. The design of the Overpass is an interpretation of the well-known “Highway Gothic” letterforms from the Standard Alphabets for Traffic Control Devices published by the U.S. Federal Highway Administration.

4. Poiret

Poiret One is a unique typeface with light forms and pure elegance. Sleek and simple. Based on geometric forms, it has stylish lines and graceful curves. The font is applicable for large signs, labels, titles, headlines, and any type of graphic design on the web, in motion graphics, or in print – from t-shirts to posters and logos.

5. Questrial

Questrial is the perfect font for body text and headlines on a website. Its modern style, suited to past characteristics of great typefaces, makes it highly readable in any context. The full-circle curves on many characters make Questrial a great font to blend seamlessly with other fonts while still maintaining its uniqueness.

6. Sweet and Salty

Sweet & Salty designed by Josh O., is a premium font, that is sold on the creative market, but it was great, it is free today for download. Sweet & Salty is a quirky, fun sans serif typeface with a bouncy baseline. Inspired by mid-century type, Sweet & Salty add a vintage flavor to your designs, and it’s versatile, too.

7. Sarpanch

Sarpanch is an Open Source typeface supporting the Devanagari and Latin scripts. It was designed for use in large point sizes and pixel sizes. Sarpanch’s letterforms are made up of strokes with high contrast. They are also drawn with wide proportions, based on a squared construction principle.

8. Scheherazade

Scheherazade New is a traditional Naskh typeface, supporting all Arabic script characters in Unicode 14.0. It is named after the heroine of the classic Arabian Nights tale.

9. Solway

Solway is a playful slab-serif with a charming and understated tone of voice, inspired by the warmth of community and the idyll of rural living. It is a contemporary family defined by the soft corners, ball terminals, and rounded slabs that give it a welcoming and friendly appeal. Its monoline structure and minimal stroke contrast aspire to cohesion and stability.

10. Sriracha

Sriracha is a new Thai + Latin handwriting typeface, with an informal loopless + sans serif design. It has 2 stylistic sets alternate glyph designs and intelligent OpenType features to recreate the impression of handwriting.