Every font tool,one dashboard.
Find, pair, test, compare, and take 1,900+ Google Fonts with you. Free, no account — pick a tool and start.
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Font pairing, without the guesswork
Pick a heading. We'll show you body fonts that work. Live.
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Frequently asked questions
What is FontDash?
FontDash is a free dashboard of font tools for designers and developers. Browse, search, preview, pair, compare, and test 1,900+ Google Fonts, then copy the CSS embed or download the files — all in your browser, with no account needed.
Is FontDash free?
Yes. FontDash is free to use right in your browser — browse, preview, pair, test, and download 1,900+ Google Fonts with no account and no sign-up.
Do I need an account?
No. Everything works without signing in, and your favorites, collections, and projects save in your browser. Sign in with Google only if you want to sync them across devices.
Can I use these fonts on my website or commercially?
FontDash shows Google Fonts, which are open-source and free for both personal and commercial use. Each family's exact license is listed on Google Fonts.
How do I add a Google Font to my website?
Open any font and copy the ready-made HTML <link> embed, CSS @import, or font-family rule — or install it with Fontsource for self-hosting. You can also download the font files as a .zip. A palette copies one <link> for heading and body together. How to pick fonts for a website.
How do I find a font if I don't know its name?
Open Font Swiper. Pick what you're setting, then choose between two specimens a few times and swipe a deck. Keep the ones you'd actually use. From the shortlist you can compare them, start a palette, pair a winner, or save the set as a collection.
How do I find fonts that pair well together?
Use the Font Pairing tool: pick a heading font and FontDash suggests body fonts that complement it. Read them in real sentences, then compare the pair, copy one HTML <link> for both, or start a palette. How to pair fonts.
Can I find alternatives to a specific font?
Yes. Similar Fonts scores the library by weight, style, and coverage. Open an alternative, compare it with the original, or pair it — then copy the embed from the panel.