The WebINK library includes thousands of high quality fonts from respected type foundries.

Quickly browse all of the WebINK fonts with built-in tools for filtering and searching.

Use the search field at the top right of the page to search for a specific font. Enter part of a font name and click Go to find fonts.

Want to look at only a specific type of font? It's easy to filter by Classification, Foundry, Language and more. Click on a filter to apply it.

Change your mind? Remove a filter by clicking the x in the list of applied filters.

The font family details page shows you samples of all the styles available for a given font family. Type your own sample text and try it out at any size.

Does one of the family members stand out from the others? Learn more about an individual font just by clicking it to open the Font Specimen page.

The font specimen detail page shows larger specimens of the font.

You can also see how the font will look with contrasting backgrounds.

The details on the page also tell you the best minimum size for the font, how big the font file is to download, and whether the font is available in the Web Fonts for Photoshop plug-in.

After creating your account, go to the Type Drawer page and click the New Project button.

Enter a name for your project and click Create Project.

Domains tell WebINK where you want to serve fonts for this project. Include development domains as well as final domains.

From the Project Details page, click the Add Domains button. Enter the domain IP as well as an Alias, aka friendly name, for the domain, and click Add to Project.

You can add more domains later.

After selecting fonts and adding to the project, it's time to integrate into your site. WebINK uses a dynamically generated, hosted CSS file to integrate fonts. You merely add a short snippet of code to your site.

On the Project Details page, click the Generate CSS for this project link.

After integrating the Import or Link code, you need to apply the new fonts to elements on the page.

From the Import or Link code, copy the font family name and add it to the appropriate CSS font stacks.

With one line of code, you get fast global delivery, the correct font for every browser, and security. It just doesn't get any easier.

Fonts typically consist of dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of characters. Most of the time we only think about the letters and symbols on our keyboards (if we think about them at all), but when it comes to the World Wide Web there are two words to keep in mind: World Wide.

WebINK allows you to specify a subset of characters to include in your project. This can reduce the time needed for fonts to download, which can make your site load faster for your visitors.

If all of your site is in English, then you can set your project to be frugal and use only English-language characters.

If you have pages in French, German, or other Western European languages, you can use the Western European character set.

If you have a truly world wide website, you can use the Full character set. Any character available in the fonts you choose will be there waiting for you to use it on one of your pages.

The Specimen page for each font shows the approximate download size of each font subset. Most of the time the difference between English and Full is less than 50%, so you may decide to err on the side of caution and always use the Full character set.

If you need to change your project to use a different subset in the future, it is very easy to do.

Domains tell us what websites you want us to deliver your fonts to. For each project, you can add up to 10 domains, and we'll deliver all that project's fonts to each and every page in those domains.

Which domains should you include in a project? That all depends on how you are using projects. There are many ways to use projects to organize your work.

If you design websites for clients, you could create one project per client, including all their fonts and domains. When it is time for a site to go live, you can transfer ownership of the project to your client.

If you work in a company and have only corporate websites to maintain, you can keep all your fonts and domains in one project.

Need to test out some fonts on a project before deploying? It's easy to do with WebINK.

All projects start out in Developer mode, which is limited to 10 unique IP addresses per day. It's perfect for developing a project and getting review comments.

When in developer mode, you can test out as many fonts as you like on as many sites that you want. The only limit is the number of unique visitors.

When you're done developing, transfer your project to you client's WebINK account, switch it to Production mode and you're good to go!

WebINK is the only service that gives you the ability to easily transfer projects between accounts. For example, you can develop a project with your account using the FREE Developer mode, and then transfer the project to your client/boss/company when you're ready to "go live." The client is happy, and better yet, you're never charged a cent.

We've created special tools and collected helpful information to get you up and running with web fonts fast.

Check out what we've got:

• Web Font Resources

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