Archive and server service for @font-face compatible fonts. Currently only invitation recipients can participate or even see what fonts are available. Typekit hosts all fonts, manages access to them, and vets font licensing (unlike Font Squirrel). Nominally free service provides use of one font and requires a promotional banner on your site; tiered fee services allow use of more fonts and access to non-free commercial fonts.

Some fonts available at the free level are common Linux-licensed fonts (DejaVu, Liberation, and Droid) available elsewhere without a linkback or external hosting, making the Typekit hosting agreement somewhat needless. Other fonts are provided only by Typekit and are better values (free or paid).

Archive of @font-face compatible fonts. Some have incomplete families, and others appear to be tracings from old Dover clipart books. Also worrisome that the licensing statement for some faces amounts to, “We have no idea if it’s legal to distribute this, but we don’t see anything to the contrary, and gosh darn it we’re not experts at this sort of thing, you know, so don’t blame us if this turns out to be pirated.” (Edit: And more than a couple fonts are incomplete; which might be good enough if you don’t need numerals or common punctuation but they can’t be relied on for arbitrary titling, such as in CMS-generated documents.)

All downloads are at no charge, include general-purpose OTF or TTF files, IE-compatible EOT files, and pregenerated stylesheet snippets.