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Scada

Designer: Jovanny Lemonad
Language Support:LatinEnglishCyrillic
Font Files (4)
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Scada Typography helps convey meaning, emotion, and culture through carefully designed letterforms, making written communication both effective and visually engaging.

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RegularTTF
Scada-Regular.ttf
0.08 MB
RegularTTF
Scada-Italic.ttf
0.08 MB
BoldTTF
Scada-Bold.ttf
0.08 MB
BoldTTF
Scada-BoldItalic.ttf
0.08 MB

Supports 107 languages

Supports 2 scripts

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Licensing & Core Factoid Summary

Scada is a Sans-Serif typeface designed by Jovanny Lemonad, 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 Jovanny Lemonad
Web & App Embedding Allowed in CSS & App Bundles

About This Font

Scada is a modern sans-serif typeface designed by Jovanny Lemonad, released under the SIL Open Font License (OFL). It supports Latin, Cyrillic, and English scripts, making it a versatile choice for multilingual projects. The font features clean, geometric shapes with a subtle humanist touch, offering excellent readability in both print and digital media. Scada is available in Regular and Bold weights, each with matching italics, and comes in TTF format. Its balanced proportions and open counters make it suitable for body text, headlines, and user interfaces, while the OFL license allows free use, modification, and redistribution.

Key Features

  • Clean, geometric sans-serif design with humanist influences for natural readability
  • Supports Latin, Cyrillic, and English character sets (no Chinese glyphs)
  • Available in Regular and Bold weights, each with true italic styles
  • Open counters and generous spacing enhance legibility at small sizes
  • Released under the SIL Open Font License (OFL) — free for personal and commercial projects
  • TTF format ensures broad compatibility across operating systems and software

Recommended Use Cases

Multilingual branding and corporate identity materials requiring Cyrillic and Latin support Web and mobile UI design where clean, legible sans-serif text is essential Editorial layouts, magazines, and brochures that need a modern yet approachable typeface Digital signage and presentations where clarity at various sizes is critical Technical documentation and manuals with mixed-language content

Font Information

Font Family
Scada
Font Type
Sans-serif
Designer
Jovanny Lemonad
Foundry
Jovanny Lemonad
License
OFL
File Formats
TTF
Font Weights
Bold, Regular
File Size
0.08 MB
Release Date
2025-05-16
Last Updated
2026-06-06

Copyright

Copyright 2012 The Scada Project Authors ([email protected]) 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

scada Regular Italic Sans-serif Bold Cyrillic

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Scada free for commercial use?
Under the listed "OFL" license, Scada 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 Scada support?
Based on character-coverage data, Scada primarily supports: Latin, English, Cyrillic. Exact glyphs depend on the font files—check the language coverage section on this page.
Can I embed Scada on a website?
Yes, you can embed Scada on websites using @font-face or any web font service. The OFL license permits web embedding as long as the license terms are followed.
What file formats are available for Scada?
Scada is provided in TTF (TrueType Font) format, which is compatible with Windows, macOS, Linux, and most design software.
Can I modify and redistribute Scada?
Yes, under the OFL license you can modify the font and redistribute it, provided you rename the modified version and do not sell it alone.
Is Scada suitable for print design?
Yes, Scada's clean lines and open counters make it highly legible in print, especially for body text, headlines, and corporate materials.

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