Licensing & Core Factoid Summary
Absans is a Sans-Serif typeface designed by Valerio Monopoli, published under Open Source (SIL OFL) (Official License). Includes 1 weight(s)/style(s). Last verified: 2026-06-06.
License Type Open Source (SIL OFL)
Commercial Rights Open Source · Commercial & Derivative Allowed
Designer / Foundry Valerio Monopoli
Web & App Embedding Allowed in CSS & App Bundles
About This Font
Absans is a minimalist sans-serif typeface designed by Valerio Monopoli, released under the SIL Open Font License (OFL). It supports Latin and English scripts, making it ideal for clean, modern typography in both print and digital media. Its geometric forms and balanced proportions give it a neutral yet distinctive character, suitable for a wide range of design applications.
Key Features
- Geometric sans-serif design with clean, modern lines
- Single weight (Regular) available in OTF format
- Optimized for legibility in both small and large sizes
- Released under the SIL Open Font License (OFL) for flexible use
- Supports Latin script and English language characters
Recommended Use Cases
Corporate branding and identity projects requiring a clean, professional look User interface and web design for modern, minimal layouts Editorial design for magazines, brochures, and posters Signage and wayfinding systems where clarity is key
Font Information
- Font Family
- Absans
- Font Type
- Sans-serif
- Designer
- Valerio Monopoli
- Foundry
- 未知制造商
- License
- OFL
- File Formats
- OTF
- Font Weights
- Regular
- File Size
- 0.10 MB
- Release Date
- 2026-05-23
- Last Updated
- 2026-06-06
Copyright
SIL OpenFont License
Official license URL (external)
https://scripts.sil.org/OFL_webTags
absans Regular Sans-serif Latin English
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Absans free for commercial use?
Under the listed "OFL" license, Absans may be used in commercial projects when you follow the license terms. Review the full license on this page before downloading. You can also read our license guide: /en/licenses/ofl.
Which languages does Absans support?
Based on character-coverage data, Absans primarily supports: Latin, English. Exact glyphs depend on the font files—check the language coverage section on this page.
Can I embed Absans on a website?
Yes, you can embed Absans on websites using the OTF file format, provided you follow the OFL terms, which generally allow web embedding without additional fees.
What file formats are available for Absans?
Absans is available in OTF (OpenType Font) format, which is compatible with most modern operating systems and design software.
Is Absans free to download on FontHubs?
Yes, Absans is free to download on FontHubs and is not restricted to members only.
Can I use Absans on a website?
Yes, in most cases you can embed Absans via @font-face or a web-font workflow. Always follow the OFL terms for hosting and redistribution.