Have you ever seen a really cool font on a sign, product, or website and you wanted to use it for something? If you have then you need to go visit TypeNow which has a selection of over 300 fonts all available for free. Each one is designed to replicate fonts for popular movies, bands, games, television shows, and more.
When I just came across the site I couldn’t believe the quantity of famous fonts they had. They have 146 TV/movie fonts, 62 music fonts, 41 game fonts, and 56 miscellaneous fonts. I think they’ve covered almost every recognizable brand that is currently out there.
For those of you who have never installed a font on your computer here is how you would go about doing it:
- Click on one of the fonts on the TypeNow site to download the ZIP file. Extract the contents of the file.
- Press the WinKey+R to open the Run box.
- Type %windir%\fonts, and then click OK.
- Move the extracted file from Step 1 into the font directory that you opened in Step 3.
- Your font is ready for use in all of your apps now. You may need to restart any open programs before they recognize the new font.
Now you can enjoy the hundreds of free fonts that TypeNow has available! If you need another source of free fonts I recommend heading over to Urban Fonts (review).
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I download my fonts at dafont.com. They have a pretty good collection too and it’s updated quite often.
Nice site. Some other ones include: http://betterfonts.com/ and http://geekfonts.com/.
I use that site as well, but even that doesn’t have a collection of famous fonts quite like this.