Fonts and Users love FontBase What app out there can handle fonts in Windows so elegantly and efficiently? FontBase is incredibly affordable, polished, easy to use and, most importantly, it is tremendously useful! Helps my whole work process. I can imagine UI changes and more ways to visualize and organize the fonts in the future.

- An ad appears every single time I… - An ad appears every single time I open the software - Takes AGES (20 min?) to uploads the typeface from my computer whenever I start the software - Typefaces don't activate automatically (this works maybe 20% of the time) - Impossible to see from which file the typeface come from when I activate it on the software - ... - ...

Stellar font manager Stellar font manager. I used to have to wait quite a long time for all of the fonts to render on the previous app I was using. Fantastic for managing ginormous font collections with zero lag on my system resources. It's also cross platform on Windows, Mac & Linux! This app has been a godsend for me. I've purchased multiple license subscriptions!

Best free font manager with fair paid extensions I'm an old user, since first beta version, and app improved a lot. Everything works better than the expensive alternatives. They offer monthly, yearly and a lifetime subscription. It's integrated with Google Fonts and Adobe apps works gracefuly with it. Sync collections (paid) is another top feature, the search is awesome and compatibility with TTF, OTF are technically perfect.

Reliable and good value FontBase is a reliable app. It shows TrueType and OpenType but not PostScript fonts. It doesn't come with font classification presets, but you can easily make your own collections by clicking "New collection", give it a name, and dragging font families from the main list onto the collection. You can then click the collection name to see its content on the main panel.