Resources Sites: Fonts, Textures & Patterns and Backgrounds
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DaFont
DaFont is one of the most popular popular platform for downloading free fonts. Most of the fonts in the site only support personal use, but there are plenty of fonts that come with commercial licenses as well.
DaFont have a very good category system. Which lets you browse its fonts collection based on different themes like horror-themed fonts, video game fonts, valentine themed fonts, and much more. This offers designers an easy way to quickly find fonts for different types of projects.
1001 Fonts
This sites includes more than 10,000 fonts. The site features an often updated collection of high-quality fonts. Many of the fonts are available for commercial use.
You can also browse the fonts in 1001 Fonts according to font style, size, and even font weight to quickly find fonts that match your design projects.
Font Squirrel
Most of the fonts featured in Font Squirrel also comes with commercial licenses. To avoid complications, the site makes it quite easier for users to check the licenses for each font before downloading them.
Font Squirrel also features a set of useful tools, including a Webfont Generator for creating your own web fonts and a cool Font Identifier, which helps you detect and find fonts based on images.
Google Fonts
Google Fonts is one of the first sites that come up on top when searching for free fonts. This massive library features over 800 font families of various types, from sans serif to handwriting fonts, monospaced fonts, and more.
Google Fonts is widely used by web designers for faster and reliable font hosting. However, what most designers don’t know is that the fonts in Google Fonts are downloadable.
And the best part is all the fonts on Google Fonts are open-source. You can use them however you like.
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Subtle Patterns
Subtle Patterns is just that. You may need to squint to see the delicate detail, and that’s what gives your images quiet dimension.
Pattern8
Unique patterns that you can sort by color.
TextureMate
Featuring bricks, bokeh, bark, and everything you need to create a dynamic background.
The Pattern Library
Simply scroll through to find free patterns to use in your design. Beautiful, colorful, and high quality.
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Freepik
Find all the backgrounds your heart desires (over 13,000 and counting) for free.
Pixabay
Plenty of amazing photographic backgrounds to choose from.
Vecteezy
Find over 4000 free vector backgrounds.
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FlatIcon
Over 130,000 vector icons grouped together in 1,849 packs – that’s the promise from FlatIcon that brings you a ton of free icons to download and keep.
Endless Icons
Endless Icons brings you a wealth of free icons to suit your design projects. From the usual suspects of web, corporate and social to more unusual themes such as beauty, food and fun icons – this is the place to find what you need.
365PSD
Check out this collection of free vector images, logo designs and PSD graphics for your next projects. From business icon sets and free flat UI kits to image screens and Facebook covers, there is plenty to browse and download without spending a penny.
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CoolHue
CoolHue is a pretty useful gradient background website that offers about 30 different gradient backgrounds. The elements can be downloaded for free as a photo format or as CSS3 syntax. Just add it to the site style form, you can apply gradient color in any area.
ColorHexa
This is an excellent free color tool. Pop in color and it creates matching color palettes (such as complementary, analogous, triadic, tetradic or monochromatic colors schemes).
Color Hunt
A rather lovely selection of colour palettes, wrapped up in a lovely browsing experience. Bonus points for the fav icon.
Khroma
This tool is a bit bonkers, it uses AI to generate a palette based on your preferences. You have to pick 50 colours first which is a bit of a ball ache, but I really like the concept.
