IBM Plex Sans Hebrew

OFL Thin Light Regular Medium

Tagged “OFL”: SIL Open Font License applies

Commercial design use is allowed; standalone sale of font files is not.

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טיפוגרפיה איכותית מסייעת להעביר משמעות, רגש ותרבות באמצעות צורות אותיות מעוצבות בקפידה, והופכת את התקשורת הכתובה לברורה ומושכת יותר.

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IBM Plex Sans Hebrew

Designer: Mike Abbink, Paul van der Laan, Pieter van Rosmalen, Yanek Iontef
Language Support:Hebrew
Font Files (7)
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Ibm טיפוגרפיה איכותית מסייעת להעביר משמעות, רגש ותרבות באמצעות צורות אותיות מעוצבות בקפידה, והופכת את התקשורת הכתובה לברורה ומושכת יותר.

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ThinTTF
IBMPlexSansHebrew-Thin.ttf
0.09 MB
LightTTF
IBMPlexSansHebrew-ExtraLight.ttf
0.09 MB
RegularTTF
IBMPlexSansHebrew-Regular.ttf
0.09 MB
MediumTTF
IBMPlexSansHebrew-Medium.ttf
0.09 MB
LightTTF
IBMPlexSansHebrew-Light.ttf
0.09 MB
BoldTTF
IBMPlexSansHebrew-Bold.ttf
0.09 MB
BoldTTF
IBMPlexSansHebrew-SemiBold.ttf
0.09 MB

Supports 80 languages

Supports 2 scripts

Supports Scripts

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Licensing & Core Factoid Summary

IBM Plex Sans Hebrew is a Sans-Serif typeface designed by Mike Abbink, Paul van der Laan, Pieter van Rosmalen, Yanek Iontef, published under Open Source (SIL OFL) (Official License). Includes 5 weight(s)/style(s). Last verified: 2026-06-13.

License Type Open Source (SIL OFL)
Commercial Rights Open Source · Commercial & Derivative Allowed
Designer / Foundry Mike Abbink, Paul van der Laan, Pieter van Rosmalen, Yanek Iontef
Web & App Embedding Allowed in CSS & App Bundles

About This Font

IBM Plex Sans Hebrew is a geometric sans-serif typeface designed by Mike Abbink, Paul van der Laan, Pieter van Rosmalen, and Yanek Iontef, and manufactured by Bold Monday under commission from IBM Corp. Released under the SIL Open Font License (OFL), this font supports Latin and Hebrew scripts, making it ideal for bilingual or multilingual projects that require both English and Hebrew text. Its clean, modern lines and excellent legibility at various sizes make it a versatile choice for digital interfaces, corporate communications, and editorial design. The family includes five weights from Thin to Bold, all provided in TTF format for easy installation and use.

Key Features

  • Geometric sans-serif design with a humanist touch, ensuring clarity and readability in both Latin and Hebrew characters.
  • Five weights: Thin, Light, Regular, Medium, and Bold, offering flexibility for headings, body text, and display use.
  • Optimized for screen and print, with consistent stroke contrast and open counters that enhance legibility at small sizes.
  • Comprehensive Hebrew character set including vowels (niqqud) and cantillation marks (te'amim), supporting biblical and modern Hebrew texts.
  • Released under the SIL Open Font License (OFL), allowing free use, modification, and redistribution for personal and commercial projects.
  • Designed by a renowned team with expertise in multilingual type design, ensuring cultural and typographic accuracy for Hebrew script.

Recommended Use Cases

Corporate branding and identity systems for companies serving Hebrew-speaking markets, combining Latin and Hebrew in logos, signage, and stationery. User interfaces and mobile apps where clean, legible text is critical for both English and Hebrew users, such as banking or news applications. Editorial design for bilingual magazines, newspapers, or books that require a modern sans-serif typeface for headlines and body copy. Web design for Hebrew-language websites, including blogs, e-commerce sites, and educational platforms, with responsive and accessible typography. Government or institutional communications, such as official forms, reports, and public signage, where clarity and neutrality are essential.

Font Information

Font Family
IBM Plex Sans Hebrew
Font Type
Sans-serif
Designer
Mike Abbink, Paul van der Laan, Pieter van Rosmalen, Yanek Iontef
Foundry
Bold Monday
License
OFL
File Formats
TTF
Font Weights
Thin, Light, Regular, Medium, Bold
File Size
0.09 MB
Release Date
2025-05-16
Last Updated
2026-06-13

Copyright

Copyright 2019 IBM Corp. All rights reserved. This Font Software is licensed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1. This license is available with a FAQ at: http://scripts.sil.org/OFL

Official license URL (external)

http://scripts.sil.org/OFL

Tags

ibm plex sans hebrew Medium Semi Bold Regular Sans-serif Thin Extra Light Bold Light Hebrew

Frequently Asked Questions

Is IBM Plex Sans Hebrew free for commercial use?
Under the listed "OFL" license, IBM Plex Sans Hebrew 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 IBM Plex Sans Hebrew support?
Based on character-coverage data, IBM Plex Sans Hebrew primarily supports: Hebrew. Exact glyphs depend on the font files—check the language coverage section on this page.
Can I embed IBM Plex Sans Hebrew on a website using @font-face?
Yes, the OFL license permits web embedding via CSS @font-face or other web font services, as long as the font files are not sold separately and the license is respected.
What file formats are available for download?
IBM Plex Sans Hebrew is provided in TTF (TrueType Font) format, which is compatible with Windows, macOS, Linux, and most design and office software.
How many weights does IBM Plex Sans Hebrew include?
The font family includes five weights: Thin, Light, Regular, Medium, and Bold. Each weight is available as a separate TTF file.
Is IBM Plex Sans Hebrew suitable for print design?
Yes, its geometric yet humanist design and clear letterforms make it suitable for both screen and print, including brochures, posters, and books that require Hebrew and Latin text.

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