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Free Fonts for commercial use

clearly labeled, free to use.

Free fonts for commercial use in logos, websites, apps and print, with the license of every font source explained.

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Envato Elements
Platform ·
Fonts, Graphics, Music, Photos, Sound effects, Templates, Video
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The League of Moveable Type
Type foundry ·
Fonts

A font is software, so its license matters. Open-source fonts under the SIL Open Font License are the safest choice for logos, websites and print. On platforms with mixed licenses, check each font before you use it, especially for logos and products you sell.

What to check before you use a font

  • Monetized content: the card shows if ads on your video are allowed.
  • Credit: if a credit line is required, copy it from the maker’s page into your description.
  • Content ID claims: choose “None” if you want zero risk of claims.

FAQ

What does “free for commercial use” mean for fonts?

You may use the font in work you earn money with, like a client website or a logo.

Is the Open Font License safe for logos?

Yes, you may use OFL fonts in logos. You may not sell the font files themselves.

Can I embed free fonts on my website?

Usually yes; check the font license.

Related

NonCopyrighted.com is a guide, not a lawyer. Always double-check the license on the maker’s own site.