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Flow Block

Designer: Dan Ross
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Flow Typography helps convey meaning, emotion, and culture through carefully designed letterforms, making written communication both effective and visually engaging.

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RegularTTF
FlowBlock-Regular.ttf
0.04 MB

Supports 124 languages

Supports 2 scripts

Supports Scripts

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Licensing & Core Factoid Summary

Flow Block is a Sans-Serif typeface designed by Dan Ross, published under Open Source (SIL OFL) (Official License). Includes 1 weight(s)/style(s). Last verified: 2026-06-09.

License Type Open Source (SIL OFL)
Commercial Rights Open Source · Commercial & Derivative Allowed
Designer / Foundry Dan Ross
Web & App Embedding Allowed in CSS & App Bundles

About This Font

Flow Block is a geometric sans-serif typeface designed by Dan Ross, released under the SIL Open Font License (OFL). This font supports Latin, Cyrillic, and English scripts, making it suitable for multilingual projects. Its clean, modular letterforms are inspired by block-like construction, offering a modern and technical aesthetic. Flow Block is available in a single Regular weight and TTF format, ideal for digital and print use.

Key Features

  • Geometric, block-style sans-serif design with a technical, modern feel
  • Supports Latin, Cyrillic, and English character sets
  • Single Regular weight with consistent, uniform stroke widths
  • Open-source license (OFL) allows free use, modification, and redistribution
  • Optimized for legibility at small sizes and bold display applications

Recommended Use Cases

Headlines and titles in tech or industrial-themed branding Posters and signage requiring a clean, geometric look User interface elements and app icons for a modern aesthetic Short text blocks in editorial or magazine layouts Decorative typography for gaming or sci-fi projects

Font Information

Font Family
Flow Block
Font Type
Sans-serif
Designer
Dan Ross
Foundry
Dan Ross
License
OFL
File Formats
TTF
Font Weights
Regular
File Size
0.04 MB
Release Date
2025-05-16
Last Updated
2026-06-09

Copyright

Copyright 2020 The Flow Project Authors (https://github.com/HYPD/flow-typeface) This Font Software is licensed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1. This license is available with a FAQ at: https://scripts.sil.org/OFL

Official license URL (external)

https://scripts.sil.org/OFL

Tags

flow block Regular Sans-serif Cyrillic

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Flow Block free for commercial use?
Under the listed "OFL" license, Flow Block 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 Flow Block support?
Based on character-coverage data, Flow Block primarily supports: Vietnamese, Latin, English, Cyrillic. Exact glyphs depend on the font files—check the language coverage section on this page.
Can I embed Flow Block on my website?
Yes, you can embed Flow Block on websites using @font-face or CSS, as the OFL license permits web embedding.
What file formats are available for Flow Block?
Flow Block is available in TTF (TrueType Font) format.
How many weights does Flow Block include?
Flow Block includes one weight: Regular.
Can I modify Flow Block for my project?
Yes, the OFL license allows you to modify the font, but you must rename it and include the original copyright notice if redistributed.

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