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Ranked by how many scanned sites use each. Once we see sites drop Self-hosted web fonts, where they go next ranks first.
Fonts a site serves from its own domain, spotted by a low-confidence heuristic rather than a named provider.
Growth is sites that added it minus confirmed removals in the last 90 days.
Web font library of open source families, served from a hosted API or downloaded for self-hosting.
SVG icon library forked from Feather Icons and built so bundlers can tree-shake out unused icons.
Freemium icon library and toolkit, with an open source free edition and extra styles kept for Pro.
Font optimisation built into Next.js that removes external font requests, for privacy and performance.
Adobe's web font service, with type from Adobe and other foundries for websites and applications.
Custom icon font generator and SVG icon editor, producing icon packs since November 2011.
JavaScript library that loads web fonts from several hosts through one common interface and reports events while they load.
Google's icon fonts, counting both the classic Material Icons, frozen since 2022, and their variable-font successor, Material Symbols.
Official SVG icon library of the Bootstrap project, published under the MIT license.
Privacy-first web font service from an EU company, whose whole collection consists of open source fonts that cost nothing to use.
Framework and self-hostable API that serves icons drawn from a catalogue of open source sets.
Indian Type Foundry's free web font service, carrying a share of the Latin families the foundry designs.
MIT-licensed icon pack that the makers of the Ionic Framework also publish for use in any web app.
Open source icon family for interfaces, diagrams and presentations.
Minimal stroke-based icon set under the MIT License, with a site that lets users adjust size and stroke width before download.
Browser-based icon font generator that merges glyphs from several open source sets into one compact custom font.
Community-drawn icon library from the Pictogrammers collective, mixing contributed designs with icons converted from Google's set.
Neutral-style system icon set for designers and developers, installed from npm as a webfont or React components.