Their site is both a shop and a playground: you can browse an extensive catalog of contemporary type families, grab a Font Starter Pack, explore “Fonts in Use,” and dive into their Academy content for typography tips and inspiration.
All fonts are free to try (via key styles with complete glyph sets), with commercial licenses starting at accessible price points, making it easy to test type in real projects before committing.
About Pangrampangram
The Pangram Pangram Foundry was started a few years ago by designer Mathieu Desjardins, and honestly, they’ve built something pretty refreshing in the type world.
Unlike many foundries, they give everyone free access to their high-quality fonts for personal use. If someone needs a commercial license, that’s available too—but the idea is simple: let designers explore, experiment, and actually use the whole font families in their creative process, and when it’s time for a commercial project, the client or employer can handle the paid license.
Their philosophy is straightforward: fonts are meant to be shared, used, and seen. The typefaces they create are designed to elevate ideas, strengthen design work, and become tools that empower creativity—not limit it.
That’s the spirit behind Pangram Pangram®.
And honestly, it shows in the work they put out.
