I use Monotype Fonts in writing newsletters and event communication mails at my office. I often use Monotype Cursive because it stands out from other fonts like Arial. Monotype offers a wide variety of font styles that make text documents more appealing and reader engaging. I like the unique and elegant font styles which stand out among normal fonts. It's more readable and emphasizes font clarity. The typography quality is better for headings, and it has centralized fonts management, which is the best part. The setup is very easy, and my team quickly moved from Google Fonts to Monotype Fonts.

What I like most about Monotype Fonts is its impressive catalog, which brings together more than 250,000 fonts from renowned foundries and independent designers. This breadth allows for finding typefaces for any project, from corporate branding to editorial design, with the advantage of having advanced search tools that facilitate selection. Additionally, the seamless integration with applications like Adobe Illustrator, Figma, and Sketch optimizes the creative flow, while centralized license management provides security and control, avoiding legal risks and simplifying administration.

I enjoy that Fonts.com has a large variety of fonts for both web and print projects alike.