So you want to create a new WordPress blog, but having trouble deciding which font to choose? There are so many. How are you supposed to know what the best fonts are Google What can you choose? Especially given that the choice of fonts has real consequences on the success of your Website.
If deciding is difficult, sometimes the best solution is to start with the most popular choices. That's what we're going to do here. In this list we list and talk about fonts Google most used. You will also find a number of tips on how best to incorporate them into your Website WordPress.
Ultimately, we want you to get a better idea of what are the most popular fonts, why people like them, and how they can help your site look better.
Here are 17's most popular fonts (in 2019)
In the list below you will find examples of the most popular fonts offered by the library Google. You'll also learn how many styles are imported and what typefaces they go well with.
1. Robot
- Sans Serif
- 12 styles
- Font Example
Rockin' Roboto is a star, enjoying being the most popular font with a record number of almost 60 billion uses. It is most popular in the United States, but is widely used from Japan to Brazil. Roboto was specifically designed to be the best of both worlds with clean, strong lines, but soft, friendly curves. Google suggests Open Sans, Lato, Montserrat, Raleway and Oswald as popular pairs for Roboto.
2. Open Without
- Sans Serif
- 10 styles
- Font Example
Outgoing Open Sans is there for readability. It is a neutral font, a font that wants to become a friend for all with accessibility both on mobile platforms and on print media. Open Sans loves to be loved with nearly 30 billion uses in the United States, France and Russia. Its popular associations are Roboto, Lato, Oswald, Raleway and Montserrat.
3. side
- Sans Serif
- 10 styles
- Font Example
Lively Lato is a pretty funny typeface that doesn't give time to serifs - it has a job to do. Its angles are crisp, crisp, and crisp, which is a professional statement for its nearly 10 billion users, from the United States to Brazil. Its Google associations are Roboto, Open Sans, Oswald, Raleway and Source Sans Pro.
4. Monserrat
- Sans Serif
- 18 styles
- Font Example
Memorable Monserrat wishes to remain unique, like its eponymous neighborhood in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It's professional, but not to be rigid - it likes to be affordable for its over 5 billion users, from the United States to France and Brazil. Popular combinations with this font are Raleway, Open Sans, Roboto, Oswald, and Lato.
5. Condensed Roboto
- Sans Serif
- 6 styles
- Font Example
Rendering Roboto, this time in his “condensed” form. The Roboto font family is large and this is the slimmer sibling of our previous example. It was designed for those who need to conserve space and make the most of the available space on their Website. More than 4 billion users of this version use it mainly in the United States and Russia. Popular couples are Open Sans, Lato, Oswald, Montserrat and Roboto.
6. Source Without Pro
- Sans Serif
- 12 styles
- Font Example
Superb Source Sans Pro is a get-getter and takes its job seriously. Adobe developed it to work well for user interfaces, and Source Sans Pro is the font used: almost 4 billion users use it in the US and France. It goes well with Open Sans, Roboto, Lato, Oswald and Raleway.
7. Oswald
- Sans Serif
- 6 styles
- Font Example
Orwald Oswald is appropriate and likes to fit into the pixel grid of standard digital displays. Oswald likes things in a way because almost 4 billion people use it freely on internet platforms, notably in the United States and France. It is most often associated with Open Sans, Roboto, Lato, Montserrat, and Raleway.
8. Raleway
- Sans Serif
- 18 styles
- Font Example
The refined Raleway is ready to paint the city and lives in an art deco state of mind. Raleway brings a stylish, yet bold presence to any website. Originally, it was to consist of just one style, with 18 styles and almost 3 billion users. He appears regularly with Montserrat, Open Sans, Roboto, Lato and Oswald.
9. Slabo 27px / 13px
- Serif
- 2 styles
- Font Example
The specialized Slabo 27px / 13px is more comfortable in technical atmospheres than a report printed in a science lab. Although it has serifs, it still maintains a slimmer and efficient appearance and more than 2 billion people use it in the United States, Indonesia, India and Brazil. Popular couples are Roboto, Lato, Open Sans, Montserrat and Oswald.
10. PT Without
- Sans Serif
- 4 styles
- Font Example
Private Police PT Sans is an introvert turned extrovert. It was first developed within the framework of the “Public Types of the Russian Federation” project to help the Russian people to read and write in their mother tongue. At present, people use it all over the world, although it continues to be the most popular in Russia with less than 2 billion uses. However, users in Turkey and the United States love it too. Open Sans, Roboto, Lato, Raleway and PT Serif are excellent companions of this police force.
That's it for this police list. Do you have a font in the list that you are using? If you have a preference that is not referenced, feel free to share it in the comments.
