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Products that do what TypeShift does

A Font Switcher that allows you to use any fonts.

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Typewolf▲485
What’s trending in type
2015
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Google Fonts▲1,161
Brand new redesign to Google Fonts ✨
2016 · fonts.google.com
3MF
Modern Font Stacks – New system font stack CSS for modern OSs▲335
2023 · modernfontstacks.com
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Tyffle▲112
Try Google Fonts blazingly fast
2017
5
FontKey▲115
Rapidly find, prototype, and share new fonts
2019
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Typeface▲317
Helps you pick the perfect font from your collection
2016
7
Fonts Ninja▲384
The Pinterest for typefaces
2024
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FontSpark▲379
Quickly discover the best fonts for your next design project
2018
9
Handy Fonts▲133
Hand drawn fonts for your designs & products
2019
10
WhatTheFont▲435
Shazam for fonts! Identify fonts with your camera.
2017
11
Typefont▲288
An AI that recognizes the font of a text in a photo
2017
12CF
Coding Font – A game to find your favorite coding font▲443
2021 · codingfont.com
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Font Fit▲375
Try fonts on a live website and share results with a link.
2016
14
FontBase 2.0▲378
Update for the super fast, beautiful and free font manager
2017
15
Collect by FontBase▲370
Use any Google fonts in a single click!
2017
16
Font Shaming▲319
Which fonts do top 737 ProductHunt startups use?
2018
17
Better Google Font Finder▲347
Sort & compare Google Fonts by their visual attributes.
2017
18
Font Generator▲286
Tons of font ideas in one click
2017
19
TypeWonder▲106
Test web fonts on any site
2014
20HT
Handwriter.ttf – Handwriting Synthesis with Harfbuzz WASM▲191
During the hype of llama.ttf months ago, I was speculating the potential of WASM shaper for even crazier purpose, one that fitter to a font shaper's duty -- to synthesize font at runtime. This project as proof-of-concept implements a synthesizer that generates and rasterizes handwriting-style font, backed by a super-lightweight RNN model (~14MiB).
2024 · github.com
21FD
Fontofweb – Discover Fonts Used on a Website or Websites Using Font(s)▲70
Hey HN, I've been working on fontofweb.com on and off for the past 4 years, and I'm keen to share it with you. It lets you type in the URL of any website and see exactly how the fonts are used: all the weights, line heights, and sizes. A big plus is that it doesn't require a Chrome extension, unlike a lot of other tools in this space. You can also search for a specific font and find websites using it. For example, check out sites using Inter: https://fontofweb.com/w/inter. This reverse font search even supports looking for multiple fonts at once, like here’s an example…
2025 · fontofweb.com
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FontFont▲92
World’s largest library of original contemporary typefaces.
2014
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Classyfont▲135
Tired of manually writing CSS for your fonts?
2023
24OC
One clean, developer-focused page for every Unicode symbol▲198
I’m building a Unicode reference where each symbol has its own dev-friendly page with all relevant encodings. Example: [https://fontgenerator.design/symbol/almost-equal-to](https://fontgenerator.design/symbol/almost-equal-to) Includes Unicode, HTML, CSS, JS, UTF-8/16 bytes, URL encoding, and usage examples. The same structure is used across thousands of symbols (math, arrows, currency, tech/UI, punctuation). Built because existing references are fragmented. Feedback welcome.
Dec 2025 · fontgenerator.design

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