What font will not be involved in infringement when creating a website?

When creating a website, there are several options for using fonts that do not involve infringement:

1. Fonts in the public domain, such as Song typeface, bold, and other common fonts, belong to the public domain without copyright restrictions and can be freely used by anyone.

2. Free commercially available fonts: There are many free commercially available fonts to choose from. For example, fonts such as Fangzheng Heiti, Fangzheng Shusong, Fangzheng Fangsong, and Fangzheng Kaiti in the Fangzheng series can be used for free, but written authorization is required. In addition, there are some open-source fonts available under licenses such as SIL Open Font License, Apache License, etc., which allow for free use and commercial use.

3. The system's built-in fonts: Windows' built-in fonts such as Song typeface, bold, Kai typeface, and imitation Song typeface can also be used, but it should be noted that these fonts may have copyright disputes in some cases.

4. Free font platforms: Some professional free font platforms provide free commercially available fonts that have been strictly authorized and verified, ensuring worry free use for both personal and commercial purposes.

In short, choosing fonts in the public domain, free commercially available fonts, or system built-in fonts can effectively avoid font infringement issues.