The Best Free Alternatives to Calibri
Carlito was commissioned by Google as a free, metric-compatible match for Calibri — same character widths, so documents don't reflow when you switch. It was built by Łukasz Dziedzic (designer of Lato) by re-proportioning Lato to Calibri's metrics, so it carries a similar warm, humanist tone. The closest free stand-in for Calibri by a wide margin.
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Why look for an alternative?
Calibri isn't free to license outside Microsoft Office — but Google commissioned Carlito as a metric-compatible open-source alternative so document layouts hold.
Google Fonts are free and open-source. A well-chosen alternative gets you most of the look at no cost — free to use on the web, in print, and in apps.
Questions, answered
Is there a free version of Calibri?
Calibri isn't free, but Carlito — commissioned by Google — is metric-compatible with it and free under an open license.
What Google Font is closest to Calibri?
Carlito, which Google built to match Calibri's metrics. It's based on Lato, so Lato itself is also a strong, warmer alternative.
Is Carlito the same as Calibri?
Metric-compatible — same character widths, so layouts hold. The shapes differ (legally they must), but it reads as a close Calibri match. Note: metric matching is very close but not always pixel-perfect in every app.
Can I use Carlito commercially?
Yes. Carlito is open-licensed — free for personal and commercial use.
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