Search Free Fonts - An easy-to-browse and high quality free fonts Web site, offering thousands of fonts to download in A-Z categories. Search Free Fonts also provides a number of different font-related tools, such as a font creator program and some interesting articles. All the fonts located here come in a compressed ".zip" format and have preview pictures, so you can see how they look.

Free-Fonts.com - A great free fonts search engine, featuring both freeware and commercial fonts. Free-Fonts.com is a massive database containing more than 55,000 TrueType, OpenType and PostScript fonts. At this site, you will also find a useful online tool for identifying images of fonts (ideal if you require the name of a font). Along with this, there are also some links to font programs.

Larabie Free Fonts - Here, you can download Windows true type fonts completely free of charge. For all of them, you'll need a compression tool such as WinZip to extract the files. If you don't already possess a "zipping" program, visit our freeware section for some of the Net's best freebie compression tools. Larabie Fonts also has a handy font forum and a simple, yet effective design

Free Typewriter Fonts - This site offers well over 70 free classic "typewriter" fonts to download, many of which are seen in magazines, on CDs, book covers and movie posters. They are separated into categories (naturalistic, too clean, original, weird and crazy), plus you can choose to browse their entire list. You'll need a compression tool in order download and open the archive files.

Fontennium - Here, you'll find a number of zipped font files ready to download. Fontennium offers free fonts from centuries gone by, such as Celtic fonts, Roman fonts, Egyptian fonts, Magic-style fonts, etc. The site is fast-loading, well-organised and pleasantly designed. Their collection of fonts/dingbats is just as impressive - they have some of the most unique downloads available.

Web Font List - At this site, you'll find over 3000 TrueType fonts to download, in many creative categories. Some examples of the sections here include: "Cartoonish" Fonts, Classic Fonts, Graffiti Fonts, Messy Fonts, "Roundish" Fonts, Thin Fonts, etc. Please note that shareware fonts are listed amongst the freeware fonts, so before usage, please take note of which version you've downloaded.

BeautifulFonts.com - Offers a collection of free fonts organised alphabetically. BeautifulFonts.com shows a preview of each font before you download it, so you can get a feel of how it will look. All the font downloads here have been compressed to improve the download speed, so if you haven't already got a compression tool, visit our free zip tools section and download one that takes your fancy.

The Dingbat Pages - A good collection of dingbats can be found at The Dingbat Pages. (A dingbat is a font which displays pictures when certain keys are pressed). There is everything here from aliens and "windings" to smiley faces and vegetables. Their latest design is much easier to navigate and manages to cram pack lots of useful information onto the home page without looking cluttered.

Blue Vinyl Fonts - Provides a handy selection of freeware and commercial fonts that are ideal for use on printed documents or within images. Apple Macintosh users will be happy to hear they are catered for as much as MS Windows users here, with all fonts being available on both operating systems. Blue Vinyl Fonts also has a great message board and a guestbook for site feedback.

1001 Fonts - This nicely designed Web site is home to thousands of free TrueType and PostScript fonts for both MS Windows and Apple Macintosh operating systems. You'll find various font-categories here, ranging from calligraphic and handwritten to fixed width and retro. There's also dozens of other areas that you can explore, such as a message board, site tour and chat room.

Fonts & Things - Here, you'll find a collection of the most unusual fonts online. Fonts & Things categorises their fonts alphabetically and also provides full colour previews of how the font will look before you download it. The FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) section is particularly useful for beginners and explains how to download, de-compress, install and then use new fonts.