A font manager built

for designers and developers.

FontKit is not a Google Fonts alternative. It's a collection manager that integrates the catalog and helps you organize fonts by project, brand or client.

Browse, save, group and share — all in one place, always online.

What FontKit does

Organize by project

Group your fonts by client, brand or project and keep every collection online and ready to use.

Browse and preview

Explore the entire Google Fonts catalog and preview each family with your own text in real time.

Share collections

Generate a public link to share your font collection with clients, colleagues or collaborators.

More than a catalog. A real workflow tool.

FontKit is designed for people who want more than a simple catalog. It works as a font collection manager, a lightweight library for references, and an online place where saved font choices stay accessible over time. Every collection can reflect a client, a brand direction or a project concept — and it stays there whenever you need it.

For designers

FontKit becomes a visual library for comparing styles, preserving favorite options and returning to the right collection without losing previous thinking.

For developers

Reduce the distance between inspiration and implementation with reusable snippets, downloadable assets and a cleaner catalog-to-project workflow.

Questions and answers

Why use a font collection manager?

A collection manager helps you turn scattered discoveries into a stable library. Instead of searching for the same favorite fonts again and again, you keep them grouped and ready for future work.

Why divide fonts by project?

Project-based collections make decisions easier to revisit. A startup landing page, an editorial brand and a product dashboard often need different tones, and separate collections help preserve that clarity.

Why keep a font library online?

An online library stays available wherever you work. That means your saved fonts, references and favorite pairings are not trapped inside a local note or temporary file.

Is the catalog enough on its own?

The catalog is essential, but it becomes much more useful when paired with collections, tags and a manager that lets you organize and return to your preferred fonts over time.