Inconsolata

OFL Regular Bold

Tagged “OFL”: SIL Open Font License applies

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

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

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Inconsolata

Designer: Raph Levien, Cyreal, Brenton Simpson
Language Support:VietnameseLatinEnglish
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Inconsolata Typography helps convey meaning, emotion, and culture through carefully designed letterforms, making written communication both effective and visually engaging.

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RegularOTF
Inconsolata-Regular.otf
0.06 MB
RegularOTF
Inconsolata-Regular.otf
0.06 MB
RegularOTF
Inconsolata-Regular.otf
0.05 MB
RegularOTF
Inconsolata-Regular.otf
0.06 MB
BoldOTF
Inconsolata-Bold.otf
0.06 MB

Supports 107 languages

Supports 1 scripts

Supports Scripts

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Licensing & Core Factoid Summary

Inconsolata is a Sans-Serif typeface designed by Raph Levien, Cyreal, Brenton Simpson, published under Open Source (SIL OFL) (Official License). Includes 2 weight(s)/style(s). Last verified: 2026-06-06.

License Type Open Source (SIL OFL)
Commercial Rights Open Source · Commercial & Derivative Allowed
Designer / Foundry Raph Levien, Cyreal, Brenton Simpson
Web & App Embedding Allowed in CSS & App Bundles

About This Font

Inconsolata is a distinctive monospace font designed by Raph Levien, Cyreal, and Brenton Simpson, and published under the SIL Open Font License (OFL). It supports Latin and English scripts, making it ideal for code editors, technical documentation, and any environment where clear, readable monospaced text is essential. The 'Black' weight offers a bold, heavy variant that stands out in headings and terminal displays.

Key Features

  • Monospace design with consistent character widths for code and tabular data
  • Black weight provides an extra-bold, high-contrast option for emphasis
  • OpenType features include ligatures, stylistic alternates, and tabular figures
  • Optimized for readability at small sizes on screen and in print
  • Clean, geometric letterforms with a modern, technical aesthetic

Recommended Use Cases

Code editors and IDEs for programming and scripting Technical documentation and API reference guides Command-line interfaces and terminal emulators Data tables, spreadsheets, and financial reports requiring alignment Posters or headers in tech-themed designs needing a bold monospace look

Font Information

Font Family
Inconsolata
Font Type
Sans-serif
Designer
Raph Levien, Cyreal, Brenton Simpson
Foundry
Raph Levien, Cyreal, Google
License
OFL
File Formats
OTF
Font Weights
Bold, Regular
File Size
0.06 MB
Release Date
2025-06-19
Last Updated
2026-06-06

Copyright

Copyright 2006 The Inconsolata Project Authors (https://github.com/cyrealtype/Inconsolata) 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

inconsolata Regular Sans-serif Bold Latin English

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Inconsolata free for commercial use?
Under the listed "OFL" license, Inconsolata 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 Inconsolata support?
Based on character-coverage data, Inconsolata primarily supports: Vietnamese, Latin, English. Exact glyphs depend on the font files—check the language coverage section on this page.
Can I embed Inconsolata on a website?
Yes, the OFL permits web embedding via @font-face or other methods. You can host the font files yourself or use a web font service.
What file formats are available for Inconsolata?
Inconsolata is available in OTF (OpenType Font) format, which is widely compatible with modern operating systems and design software.
What is the difference between Inconsolata and Inconsolata Black?
Inconsolata Black is a single weight variant of the Inconsolata family, offering a much bolder, heavier stroke than the standard Regular or Bold weights, ideal for display or emphasis.
Is Inconsolata suitable for print design?
Yes, its monospace structure and clear letterforms work well for print materials like code listings, technical manuals, and tabular layouts.

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