List of SIP Unicode Fonts
Of the many Unicode fonts rich with vast amount of SIP plane characters, few ones listed below are the most commonly used by a majority of users around the world on mainstream computing platforms. You must also see the first top font list (BMP) and SMP fonts, as some of them also contains vast amount of SIP plane characters. More Unicode fonts can be found in the (List of typefaces) article's "Unicode fonts" section.
| Font | Char(s) | Glyphs | Kernpairs |
Range(Point): Hinting/ Smoothing Behavior |
Version & Date | Filename, Size |
Font Family | Font Weight, style |
Font type |
Serif style |
License | Creator / Author (Copyright) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Code2002 | 20,419 | 30,469 | 0 | 0~5: Smoothed. 6~6: Hinted. 7+: Hinted & Smoothed. |
v0.917 sfnt rev 0.916992 2005-04-04 |
CODE2002.TTF (4.09 MB) |
Code2002 | Medium (Normal), Book, Regular | TTF | Normal Sans | Freeware | James Kass | More info. |
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