Fontpair

Reach for this when a project needs a typographic direction and all you have is a vibe — it settles the heading/body question with pairings that are already known to work and are all free webfonts, so the answer converts straight into a Google Fonts or Fontshare @import. Prefer it over Fontjoy when you want human curation instead of an embedding-similarity roll of the dice, and over browsing Google Fonts directly when you need the second font too. The site is a client-rendered SPA, so scraping it yields an empty shell — use the visible pairing names, and note that favourites, exports and the AI-prompt output sit behind a paid account.

Why it is here. Type pairing is the design decision agents most reliably get wrong, and Fontpair reduces it to picking from a curated shortlist of free, self-hostable webfonts. Its AI-prompt export is a rare case of a design resource explicitly shaped for handing to a coding agent.