Identify a font from an image
Upload a logo, screenshot, poster or design, crop around the text, and review close font matches.
Try font finder Available nowGenerate font pairings
Choose a project and mood, then preview complementary heading and body fonts from the NexFonts library.
Pair fonts Available nowConvert font files
Convert TTF, OTF, WOFF and WOFF2 files in the browser and copy a ready to use CSS font face rule.
Convert a fontImage Font Finder
Identify fonts from logos, screenshots, posters and other images.
Installing Fonts
Add fonts to Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iPhone and iPad.
Installing Fonts on Windows
Install TTF or OTF fonts on Windows 10 and Windows 11 in a few seconds, plus how to install for every user.
Read guideInstalling Fonts on macOS
Use Font Book to install TTF and OTF fonts on a Mac, and learn the difference between user and computer libraries.
Read guideInstalling Fonts on Linux
Install fonts on Ubuntu, Fedora and most distributions, either per user or system wide, then refresh the cache.
Read guideInstalling Fonts on Android
What you can and cannot do with custom fonts on Android, and how design apps let you use any downloaded typeface.
Read guideInstalling Fonts on iPhone and iPad
Install fonts on iOS and iPadOS using a font installer app or configuration profile, then use them in supported apps.
Read guideLicensing
Understand what you can and cannot do with a font.
Font Licensing Explained
What a font license is, the common types you will meet, and why you should always read the license before using a font.
Read guidePersonal vs Commercial Use
The practical difference between personal and commercial font use, with clear examples of each.
Read guideAre Google Fonts Free for Commercial Use?
Learn how Google Fonts licensing works, what open-source use usually allows, and why you should keep the specific licence file with every project.
Read guideFile Formats
TTF, OTF, WOFF, WOFF2 and variable fonts explained.
TTF vs OTF
The real difference between TrueType and OpenType, and which one to choose for your work.
Read guideWOFF vs WOFF2
The web font formats that keep sites fast, and why WOFF2 is the modern default for the web.
Read guideVariable Fonts Explained
How a single variable font file can act like an entire family, and when that flexibility helps.
Read guideHow to Convert TTF, OTF, WOFF and WOFF2 Fonts
Convert font files for desktop or web use, preview the typeface and create a CSS font face rule with the NexFonts browser converter.
Read guideTypography
Foundations of type, pairing, and readability.
Serif vs Sans Serif: Which Font Style Should You Use?
Compare serif and sans serif fonts, understand how each style affects tone and readability, and choose the right option for logos, websites, print and branding.
Read guideScript Fonts Explained
What script fonts are, the moods they create, and how to use them without hurting readability.
Read guideDisplay Fonts Explained
High impact fonts built to grab attention, and the right way to put them to work.
Read guideTypography Basics for Better Graphic Design
Learn the essential typography terms, hierarchy rules and spacing controls that help layouts look clear, intentional and professional.
Read guideFont Pairing Guide: How to Combine Fonts That Work Together
Learn practical font pairing rules for headings and body text, avoid common mistakes, and test combinations with the NexFonts font pairing generator.
Read guideHow to Improve Readability
Practical adjustments that make any block of text easier and more comfortable to read.
Read guideTypography Tips for Graphic Designers
Practical typography tips for posters, album covers, logos, social graphics, packaging and digital layouts.
Read guideBest Google Font Pairings for Websites and Branding
Use practical Google Font combinations for modern websites, editorial layouts, luxury brands and bold creative projects.
Read guideFont Trends 2026: Typography Directions Worth Testing
Explore 2026 typography directions including expressive display type, modern serifs, variable fonts, tactile lettering and motion typography without sacrificing readability.
Read guideChoosing Fonts
Pick the right typeface for logos, brands, sites and print.
How to Choose Fonts for Any Design Project
Use a practical checklist to choose fonts for logos, branding, websites, posters, packaging, social media and editorial design.
Read guideBest Fonts for Logos: How to Choose a Strong Wordmark Typeface
Learn what makes a font suitable for a logo, which categories fit different brand personalities, and how to test a wordmark before finalising it.
Read guideBest Fonts for Branding
How to choose type for a whole brand system, not just a single logo.
Read guideBest Fonts for Websites
Choosing web type that looks great and keeps pages fast and readable on every device.
Read guideBest Fonts for Social Media
Pick type that stops the scroll and stays readable on small phone screens.
Read guideBest Fonts for Gaming
Type that brings energy to game logos, overlays and thumbnails without sacrificing clarity.
Read guideBest Fonts for Posters
Build a poster that reads from across the room with confident, high impact type.
Read guideBest Fonts for Print
Choosing type for print, where high resolution and physical paper change the rules.
Read guideBest Google Fonts for Logos and Brand Design
Explore reliable open-source Google Fonts for modern, luxury, bold, friendly and editorial logo styles, with direct links to preview them on NexFonts.
Read guideFont Psychology for Branding
Understand how type style, weight, spacing and contrast influence the personality of a brand without relying on rigid stereotypes.
Read guideBest Fonts for UI Design: Web and App Typography Guide
Choose readable UI fonts for websites and apps by testing small labels, numerals, weights, variable font support, language coverage and mobile layouts.
Read guideBest Fonts for YouTube Thumbnails and Social Video Covers
Choose bold, readable thumbnail fonts that stay clear at feed size, fit short hooks, support strong contrast and work across a consistent video brand system.
Read guideDesigners & Foundries
Learn how type designers, font foundries, credits and authorship work.
What Is a Type Designer?
Learn what type designers create, how a typeface grows into a font family, and why accurate designer credits matter.
Read guideWhat Is a Font Foundry?
Understand what font foundries do, how they publish and license typefaces, and how to locate the official source of a font.
Read guideHow to Credit a Font Designer Correctly
Find the author or foundry in font metadata, keep licence notices intact, and write clear font credits for design projects.
Read guideCreative Resources
Use PSD text effects, brushes, textures, mockups and motion templates effectively.
How to Edit a PSD Text Effect in Photoshop
Open an editable PSD text effect, replace the smart object text, adjust colours and export a clean final design.
Read guideHow to Use Texture and Overlay Packs
Add paper grain, dust, scratches, light leaks and atmospheric texture to artwork without hiding the original design.
Read guidePhotoshop Brush Files Explained: ABR, Stamp and Continuous Brushes
Understand why some Photoshop brushes behave like single stamps while others create a continuous painted stroke.
Read guideDesign Resource Download Checklist
Check licence, software, file format, canvas size, fonts and linked assets before using a creative resource.
Read guideHow to Use Photoshop Gradient Maps for Color Grading
Apply Photoshop gradient maps non-destructively for cinematic colour grading, duotone looks and controlled highlight-to-shadow colour effects.
Read guideHow to Install Photoshop Brushes and Use ABR Files
Install ABR brush packs in Adobe Photoshop, organise brush groups, test spacing and pressure settings, and keep licensed brush assets easy to reuse.
Read guideHow to Use Editable Photoshop Photo Effect PSDs
Edit Photoshop photo effect PSD templates with smart objects, masks and adjustment layers while keeping the original image and effect fully reversible.
Read guideHow to Install Photoshop Patterns and Use PAT Files
Install Photoshop PAT pattern files, apply seamless fills and overlays, control scale, and test pattern edges before exporting repeating artwork.
Read guideHow to Use Photoshop Mockups With Smart Objects
Place logos, packaging, posters and screen designs into Photoshop mockups using smart objects while keeping perspective, lighting and texture editable.
Read guideHow to Customize After Effects Templates Safely
Customize After Effects templates by replacing text and media, checking fonts and plugins, preserving precomps, and rendering a clean delivery copy.
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