A pan-Unicode glyph collection — 6 families · 24 fonts · SIL Open Font License
Unito merges hundreds of Noto fonts into single files that provide default glyph forms for Unicode codepoints. It does not include script-specific OpenType shaping rules (GSUB/GPOS) necessary for correct orthographic text in complex scripts — use Noto when you need proper text rendering.
Includes Unifont glyphs for the newest Unicode additions not yet supported by Noto. Only some glyphs vary across styles — many scripts share the same form regardless of weight or width.
Not a text font. Unito is a glyph collection and Unicode reference, not a Noto replacement. For example, Unito has Arabic glyphs, but no shaping rules — set Arabic in Unito and the letters stand apart in their isolated forms instead of joining. To render Arabic correctly, use Noto Naskh Arabic. Reach for Unito when you need to see a codepoint, not typeset it.
Each family adds region-specific CJK glyphs to the base Unito codepoint set. All families ship in four styles: Regular, Bold, Condensed, and Bold Condensed.
| Family | Description |
|---|---|
| Unito | Base — all Unicode scripts except Hangul, Tangut, and Han. Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, Arabic, Hebrew, Devanagari, Unifont, and hundreds more. |
| Unito JP | Japanese — adds Japanese Kanji to the base set. |
| Unito CN | Simplified Chinese — adds Simplified Chinese Hanzi. |
| Unito HK | Hong Kong — adds Chinese Hanzi for Hong Kong. |
| Unito TW | Taiwan — adds Traditional Chinese Hanzi for Taiwan. |
| Unito KR | Korean — adds Hangul, Hanja, and Tangut. |
All fonts are free under the SIL Open Font License. Click any link to download the TTF directly from GitHub.
Fonts are built automatically by GitHub Actions — see the "Actions" tab for the latest build. Pushing a vX.Y.Z tag also cuts a GitHub Release with the built fonts zipped in.
The canonical build entry point is python scripts/build.py. The Makefile wraps it and adds QA/proof targets:
make build— produce font files (callsscripts/build.py)make test— run fontspector quality-assurance checksmake proof— generate HTML proof files
Which source wins when two fonts cover the same codepoint, and how to add a new source or Unicode block, is documented in BUILDING.md. Proof files and QA reports are published at https://fontlaborg.github.io/unito.
Unito is developed by Fontlab Ltd and contributors.
- Website: fontlaborg.github.io/unito
- GitHub: github.com/fontlaborg/unito-font
This Font Software is licensed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1. This license is available with a FAQ at https://openfontlicense.org
This font repository structure is inspired by Unified Font Repository v0.3, modified for the Google Fonts workflow.