Fontsource has a lot of the same fonts as google fonts (and a few extras like Iosevka). Keep in mind that they do not offer a CDN which means that to use the font in your project you must host it yourself.
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Woff2 tool (by google), converts any ttf font to woff2 format for use in web development. You can host whatever font you want in your assets folder.