*All fonts on this page are available for free download! You may use these fonts in your projects: print, app and web. Some fonts have usage restrictions, so it’s very important you read the license of every font you download: the license type is specified next to each font, alongside an explanation about the license.
A few simple rules for using our free fonts: (unless otherwise specified)
- The license is given to the person who downloaded the font or the company/entity they represent. A company/entity or person may not use multiple licenses.
- Unless otherwise specified, our fonts are not to be distributed without our explicit permission. If you wish for someone else to have the font - refer them to the font download page on our website.
- If other weights exist for a certain font and do not appear on this page, it means that they are not free.
- We do not provide support services for free fonts. All the information you need is on our FAQ page.
Enjoy!
Dana Yad
A handwritten script font based on the light and graceful handwriting of designer Dana Nof. The letters are defined by a fine, casual pen line that gives an effortless, everyday look. The font was digitized by AlefAlefAlef Studio and includes Hebrew, numbers, and basic characters.
Gveret Levin
A handwritten script font based on the flowing handwriting of Gili Levin. Some may call it a charming and useful font, others might say it's the “new Guttman-Hand,” but one thing’s for sure: Gveret Levin is a must-have Hebrew font for every computer.
Maaravon
A serif font with traditional contrast and round geometric counters. Designed by Eran Ben-Barak, it was inspired by lettering from the 1970s album cover The Jazz Workshop. The name Maaravon (“Western”) alludes to the Wild West aesthetic echoed in the font’s character.
Noa Shalev
A calligraphic serif font in a “Spanish” style, inspired by the lettering of Noa Shalev, and created in collaboration with her family. Born in 1938, Noa learned calligraphy from her father Aryeh Peck and went on to design and handwrite kibbutz notices for many years. Her family sees this font as a cherished legacy and hopes it will be widely used.
Hug
Designer and illustrator Alona Zuckerman created a font filled with illustrated characters hugging, dancing, stretching, working out, and chilling. Hug is a playful reminder that we’re not alone – and it’s free to use! Includes a color weight for the figures and is recommended for extra-large type sizes.
Heshbon
A free grunge font in the style of receipt printouts, created by Elad Mashaan. Born from observing old gravestones, street signs, and graffiti, this font is available for free download and use.
Yarden
A hand-drawn display font designed by Yarden Barzilai. With its playful, informal appearance, this font is perfect for light-hearted, humorous designs like comics, food packaging, and more. It brings a sense of freedom and creativity to every project – an excellent choice for designs that aim to feel fresh and inviting.
Archai
Archai was designed by Ze’ev Harari as a Hebrew display font with unique and unconventional letterforms. Its name was chosen due to its resemblance to ancient and primitive geometric scripts – as if taken from distant lands (and galaxies).
Hebrew Braille
Over the years, we’ve received various inquiries about a Hebrew Braille font. Since none existed, we decided to create one in honor of White Cane Safety Day. The result: a Hebrew Braille font – and also in Arabic and English – in three different weights.
Monumentim
For Israel’s 70th Independence Day, we designed an icon font featuring historic sites, famous buildings, and national monuments. A total of 27 symbols of places, designed by some of our best: Nadav Barkan, Shavit Yaakov, and Avraham Cornfeld. In the spirit of independence, we released the font as a gift. Enjoy!
Untitled Icons
So, what exactly happened here? If you were part of the online design community between 2009 and 2017, you probably heard of Untitled Magazine – more than just a magazine, it was a hub for Israeli creatives: designers, artists, educators, and lovers of creation. Started modestly by Avraham Cornfeld and Talia Zeligman, it became a meeting place that covered almost every creative field – graphic design, illustration, photography, and more.
Free Fonts on Fontimonim
You’ll also find free fonts in our Fontimonim catalog. Come visit and explore a variety of excellent fonts – both free and paid.
Want more free fonts?
Check back here from time to time to discover new fonts (just bookmark this page).
We also have paid fonts!
While free fonts are more than enough for many graphic designers, fonts you purchase will serve you well for many years to come. Our fonts are of uncompromising quality on all levels: from design to finish and development. Upon purchasing our fonts you will gain access to full support, personal service by our font designers and new font version upgrades for no extra charge. In addition, buying fonts allows you to actively fund the work of our talented font designers and thus allows us to create new, high quality fonts just for you.
The AlefAlefAlef font catalog The Fontimonim font catalog
Subscribe to our Awesome Newsletter
Get a few emails throughout the year with updates on our latest fonts, special exclusive sales, design tips and lots of inspiration.