What it does
Floodfonts presents Felix Braden’s type designs, including Arpona, Tuna, Pulpo and Scuba, with separate commercial and free sections. Its free releases can be used in commercial and noncommercial publications, with restrictions on modifying or redistributing the fonts.
The in-use gallery connects each project to a named family. Arpona appears on Lipton packaging, Arpona Sans on hotel stationery, and Tuna in an annual report. These examples put the type in different sizes and densities, while the Commercial Fonts section leads to fuller family presentations and the relevant retailer.
For a free font, open Free Fonts and choose the sample image for a release such as Rollmops, Moby or Hydrophilia. The images link directly to ZIP downloads without an account. Rollmops includes both OpenType and TrueType files plus a README explaining its permissions. Keep that file with the fonts if you pass a copy to a friend.
Free-section fonts permit commercial and noncommercial publication, but cannot be redesigned, sold or offered for download without the designer’s permission. Commercial families use their distributing foundry’s agreement, so the free collection’s terms do not extend to Arpona, Scuba or other paid releases.
Strengths
- Shows named fonts in packaging, reports and corporate design.
- Free downloads are direct ZIP links with no account step.
- Rollmops includes both OTF and TTF files with a permission statement.
Watch out for
- Free releases cannot be redesigned, sold or hosted for download without permission.
- Paid families follow separate distributing-foundry licences.
Best for
- Designers comparing type in publication and packaging contexts
- Projects needing a free font for a commercial publication
Sources
- Floodfonts Type Foundry (Oct 27, 2026)
- Rollmops font package and Readme (Oct 27, 2026)