About this app

Escape the same five fonts. Everyone defaults to Inter, Poppins, or Montserrat, not because they're the best, but because finding anything better is a chore. 72pt fixes that. It's a hand-curated library of 770+ free typefaces (every one cleared for commercial use), dug out of the GitHub and GitLab repos where the good underrated ones hide. Browse full-screen, type your own words into any font, sweep through every weight, and save the good ones, so your work stops looking like everyone else's. Discover by feel. Tap through fonts one at a time. Type your project name or headline and see it instantly. Scrub size and spacing with your finger, sweep through weights, and double-tap to save. Free, and yours to use. 94% under the SIL Open Font License, the rest MIT, Apache, and other commercial-friendly licenses. Nothing is restricted to personal use. Use them in client work, in apps and products, or on merch. Not just the usual suspects. Two-thirds of the catalog comes from independent foundries like The League of Moveable Type and Velvetyne, alongside familiar faces like Inter, Playfair Display, JetBrains Mono, and Space Grotesk. One library, both your devices. Save a font on your iPhone and it's on your Mac, via iCloud. Keep the Mac app open beside Figma, Sketch, or Photoshop and install any saved font system-wide, so it shows up everywhere you design. On your Home Screen, and in Siri. Three widgets put type where you'll see it: a different free font each day, an explorer you page through, and a clock that tells the time in one of twelve faces. Ask Siri for a font by name and it answers with the specimen. Spotlight searches the whole catalog from the Home Screen. Go Pro: unlimited saves and folders, the full glyph grid, curated font pairings, CSS and AI prompts, custom preview presets, font downloads, and one-click Mac install. On an iPhone with Apple Intelligence, Pro also writes preview text for you and, when a search comes up empty, works out what you meant. Buy once and it's yours forever, Family Sharing included. No subscriptions. Free to browse the whole library.