Google Fonts Alternatives - Part 3
Article by Ed Desjardins
Tired of using the same Google Fonts over and over again? Here's a few free-to-try options from our font library.
In this third article on Google font counterparts in the Pangram Pangram library, we continue to explore potential catered typefaces that could easily replace the top contenders in the Google font selection drop down menu. Hopefully, you can get inspired by these.
We've created this series to explore the most popular free fonts from Google and highlight our Pangram Pangram Type alternatives. Feel free to try them out using our free trial versions on pangrampangram.com or check out our Font Starter Pack for even more options!
Following the last article, we continue to explore popular Google Fonts and their Pangram Pangram alternatives.
Plus Jakarta Sans vs. PP Object Sans
Plus Jakarta Sans has gained popularity for its clean, modern aesthetic. PP Object Sans is a beautiful substitute, offering the same clarity and modernity with a bit more character. This makes PP Object Sans a great choice for users looking to refresh their typographic palette without sacrificing readability.
Kanit vs. PP Talisman
Kanit's rounded, geometric style is well-loved, but PP Talisman offers a superior alternative. PP Talisman maintains the geometric integrity of Kanit while adding a touch of elegance and sophistication, making it suitable for a wide range of design projects. It Kanit do what PP Talisman can.
Work Sans vs. PP Mori
Work Sans' clean and functional design can be replaced by PP Mori , which offers the same simplicity with a bit more warmth and character. PP Mori is an excellent choice for designers looking to maintain a modern, professional look with a friendly twist.
Lora vs. PP Writer
Lora's elegant serif design is popular for both web and print. PP Writer offers a fantastic alternative, providing a similar elegance. PP Writer's versatility makes it suitable for a wide range of applications, from editorial design to branding and writing.
DM Sans vs. PP Radio Grotesk
DM Sans's clean, minimalist design is a favorite for user interfaces and web content. PP Radio Grotesk can easily replace DM Sans, offering the same minimalism with a bit more character.
Mulish vs. PP Editorial Sans
Mulish's design is popular among designers. PP Editorial Sans matches this aesthetic perfectly, offering a similar style ideal for both editorial content and branding.
Fira Sans vs. PP Formula
Fira Sans's readability and versatility make it a popular choice. PP Formula offers a great alternative, providing the same readability with a more contemporary edge. This makes PP Formula suitable for a wide range of applications, from user interfaces to editorial design.
Inconsolata vs. PP Air Mono
Inconsolata's monospaced design is favored for code and technical content. PP Air Mono matches this utility perfectly, offering the same monospaced design with a bit more zing and pop.
Barlow vs. PP Telegraf
Lesser known Barlow from GFonts can superbly be substituted by PP Telegraf . BNoth their frankness and potential can bolster any design choice you might have.
Quicksand vs. PP Pangram Sans Rounded
Quicksand's rounded, friendly design is popular for both web and print. PP Pangram Sans Rounded offers a superior alternative, because it was made by deft hands and a savvy mind not bound by enormous corporate ties.
Manrope vs. PP Neue Montreal
Manrope's clean, modern design is a classic. PP Neue Montreal offers a perfect substitute, providing the same clarity and usefulness. This makes PP Neue Montreal ideal for a wide range of design projects, from branding to editorial content.
Titilium Web vs. Upcoming PP Typeface
Titilium Web's potential is undeniable, but we at Pangram Pangram have this beautiful upcoming typeface that promises to match it perfectly. Stay tuned to Pangram Pangram's socials and newsletter for updates on this exciting new release.
Next we’ll be exploring Adobe’s free fonts alternatives in our library. As always, you can find all of these and more at pangrampangram.com !
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