Hey all,
Is there somewhere I can print off a copy of the different fonts with the name of that font ?
The reason I ask, someone wanted me to made a sticker for them, and wanted to know if it was possible to see what the different fonts look like?
This is a gymnastics team, so it my turn into a decent amount of stickers lol
Thanks for any help

You can do that at dafont like right clicking the view element/source -not sure the translation; works with crhrome-.

For example the font http://www.dafont.com/old-school-united-stencil.font, uses the preview text by default the name of the font, a png image http://www.dafont.com/img/preview/o/l/old_school_united_stencil0.png.

Be careful with these fonts, they are mostly free for public use only.
If you want something closest to public domain, look for fonts with open font licensing, at http://openfontlibrary.org/.

Good luck!

Larza, thanks for the fast reply

Sometimes it is worth buying a large collection of fonts, often found bundled with clipart collections. They often come with printed examples which comprise an entire book.

Now, you can also use Google Fonts:
https://www.google.com/fonts#AboutPlace:about
(open source)

I usually keep about a hundred fonts active, so loading the fonts doesn't take so long and I can show clients some general examples. Even having hundreds or thousands on local drive, clients will request a particular typeface that needs to be acquired.

Fonts are worth paying for, people design them...
"At 40, this short, plump, pinkish, and puckish gentleman kept books for a Chicago realtor, and considered himself a failure. During the next 36 years, starting almost from scratch at an age when most men are permanently set in their chosen vocations, he cut 113 fonts of type, thereby creating more usable faces than did the seven greatest inventors of type and books, from Gutenberg to Garamond."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederic_Goudy