Free fonts, browser-only. 1,500+ Google Fonts — preview with custom text, download as TTF or WOFF2, convert between formats.
Browse 1,500+ Google Fonts for free, preview them with your own text, and download in TTF or WOFF2 — all without leaving Morph.
Getting Started
- Open Font Library — go to Browse Features in the dock and search for "Font Library", or navigate directly to morph.cool/font-library.
- Browse or search — scroll through the full collection or type a font name in the search bar.
- Preview a font — click any font card to open the preview panel with custom text, sizes, and weights.
- Download — click Download TTF (free) or Download WOFF2 (Pro) to save the font to your device.
Browsing Fonts
The library organizes fonts into five categories so you can find what you need quickly:
| Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Serif | Traditional fonts with small strokes at the ends of letters. Great for print and formal documents. |
| Sans-Serif | Clean, modern fonts without decorative strokes. Ideal for screens and UI. |
| Display | Bold, decorative fonts designed for headlines, logos, and large text. |
| Handwriting | Fonts that mimic handwritten or calligraphic styles. |
| Monospace | Fixed-width fonts where every character takes the same space. Perfect for code. |
- Search — type any font name in the search bar to filter results instantly.
- Collections — browse curated groups like "Popular", "Trending", or "Recently Added".
- Scroll — fonts load as you scroll, so the page stays fast even with 1,500+ entries.
Previewing Fonts
Click any font card to open the preview panel. You can customize everything about the preview:
- Custom text — type your own text to see exactly how it looks in the font.
- Size — adjust the font size to preview at different scales.
- Weight — switch between available weights (Light, Regular, Bold, etc.). Not all fonts have every weight.
- Dark / Light mode — toggle between dark and light backgrounds to see contrast.
Downloading Fonts
Every font in the library is free to download. Two formats are available:
TTF (TrueType) — Free
The standard font format that works on every operating system. Install it on your computer, phone, or use it in any design tool.
WOFF2 (Web Open Font Format 2) — Pro
A compressed format optimized for websites. WOFF2 files are 30–50% smaller than TTF, so your pages load faster. Available with Morph Pro.
Converting Fonts
Already have a font file in the wrong format? Morph converts between font formats right in your browser:
| From | To |
|---|---|
| TTF | OTF, WOFF, WOFF2 |
| OTF | TTF, WOFF, WOFF2 |
| WOFF | TTF, OTF, WOFF2 |
| WOFF2 | TTF, OTF, WOFF |
- Go to the Morph home screen.
- Drop your font file onto the drop zone.
- Select the target format (TTF, OTF, WOFF, or WOFF2).
- Click Convert and download the result.
Font Identifier
See a font you like but don't know its name? Morph's Font Identifier uses AI to recognize fonts from images.
- Go to morph.cool/font-identifier.
- Drop or browse an image that contains the text you want to identify.
- Morph analyzes the image and suggests matching fonts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these fonts free?
Yes. Every font in the library comes from Google Fonts, which are released under the SIL Open Font License or Apache 2.0 License. Both allow free personal and commercial use with no royalties or attribution required.
What's the difference between TTF and WOFF2?
TTF (TrueType) is the standard format for installing fonts on your computer. WOFF2 (Web Open Font Format 2) is a compressed version optimized for the web — it's 30–50% smaller, which means faster page loads. Use TTF for desktop apps and design tools; use WOFF2 for websites.
Can I use these fonts commercially?
Yes. All Google Fonts are licensed for commercial use. You can use them in websites, apps, logos, printed materials, merchandise, and any other project — for free.
How do I install a downloaded font?
On Mac: double-click the TTF file and click "Install Font." On Windows: right-click the TTF file and select "Install." On Linux: copy the file to ~/.local/share/fonts/ and run fc-cache.
Why do some fonts only have one weight?
Font designers choose how many weights to include. Some fonts only ship with Regular (400). The preview panel shows all available weights for each font — if a weight button is disabled, that weight doesn't exist for the font.