Our main Latin, Cyrillic, Greek fonts are available for download:<\/p>\n
In addition to the font subsets described below, some modified fonts are available for a specific purpose or region. All of these fonts are derivatives made from the “parent” font.<\/p>\n
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These fonts were created using SIL TypeTuner and they cannot be tuned further. They are based on the version 6.200 fonts, not the most recent release, but should continue to work well.<\/p>\n
Any of our Latin, Cyrillic, or Greek fonts that have had the linespacing changed to a tighter setting could potentially have \"clipping\" of diacritics if there is more than one diacritic above a tall character. This is normally just a screen problem. When the page is printed, the diacritics will print.<\/p><\/div>\n
These fonts were created using TypeTuner Web<\/a> by setting their Line spacing set to “Tight”. They cannot be TypeTuned again.<\/p>\n These fonts were created using TypeTuner Web<\/a> by setting the “Literacy alternates” to “true”. The Compact fonts have their Line spacing set to “Tight”. They cannot be TypeTuned again. Note that the Gentium Plus Literacy Compact<\/em> fonts have been renamed to Gentium Plus Lit Comp<\/em> due to technical limitations on font name length.<\/strong><\/p>\n These fonts were created using TypeTuner Web<\/a> by setting the “Uppercase Eng alternates” feature to “Capital N with tail”, “Barred-bowl forms” to “True”, “Chinantec tones” to “True”, “Show deprecated PUA” to “Through Unicode 5.1”. Line spacing metrics are modified to match Mexico Branch legacy font line spacing. They cannot be TypeTuned again.<\/p>\n These fonts were created using TypeTuner Web<\/a> by setting the “Uppercase Eng alternates” feature to “Capital N with tail”, “Barred-bowl forms” to “True”, “Chinantec tones” to “True”, “Show deprecated PUA” to “Through Unicode 5.1” and “Literacy alternates” to “true”. Line spacing metrics are modified to match Mexico Branch legacy font line spacing. They cannot be TypeTuned again. Note that the Gentium Plus Literacy AmArea<\/em> fonts have been renamed to Gentium Plus Lit AmArea<\/em> due to technical limitations on font name length.<\/strong><\/p>\n These fonts were created using TypeTuner Web<\/a> by setting the “Capital N-left-hook alternate” feature to “lowercase style”, “Open-O alternate” to “Top serif”. Line spacing metrics are modified to match SIL Mali legacy font line spacing. They cannot be TypeTuned again.<\/p>\n Other Mali resources include mapping files<\/a> to convert from the SIL Mali standard legacy fonts to Unicode encoding and Keyman keyboards developed for use in Malian languages<\/a>.<\/p>\n This font was created using TypeTuner Web<\/a> by setting the “Capital H-stroke alternate” to “Vertical stroke”. It cannot be TypeTuned again.<\/p>\n This font was created using TypeTuner Web<\/a> by setting the “Lowercase q alternate” feature to “Pointed”, the “Capital Q alternate” feature to “Crossing tail”, the “Lowercase y alternate” feature to “Standard (curved tail)”, the “Lowercase j alternate” feature to “Standard (no top serif)”, the “Capital J alternate” feature to “Standard (no top bar)”, the “Lowercase i alternate” feature to “Curved tail”, the “Lowercase l alternate” feature to “Curved tail”, the “Lowercase t alternate” feature to “Standard (curved tail)”, the “One alternate” feature to “No base serif”, the “Six and Nine alternate” feature to “Diagonal stems”, the “Four alternate” feature to “Open top” and the “Capital Eng alternate” feature to “Capital form”. It cannot be TypeTuned again.<\/p>\n PLEASE NOTE:<\/p> The special font subsets described here are based on version 5 of the fonts, not the current version. They should continue to work well. We do not currently plan to provide subsets based on version 6, as the need for subset fonts has been considerably reduced by current font and browser technology. If you have a particular need for any of these fonts to be updated to version 6 please contact us<\/a> and describe your need.<\/strong><\/p><\/div>\n SIL’s Non-Roman Script Initiative has created comprehensive fonts for Latin and Cyrillic character sets. They are very large fonts that cover just about every need we know of in the Latin and Cyrillic world. Now, in the age of mobile devices and web usage, there is a need for fonts that are small and compact.<\/p>\n We have provided subsets for Africa, Americas, Asia\/Pacific, Europe\/Eurasia, Vietnam, Phonetic, Cyrillic (Basic) and Cyrillic Extended. With the exception of the Phonetic font, the font subsets are intended for orthographic use only. We have not put anything in the other subsets for phonetic, transliteration, or transcription use. For those purposes, use the Phonetic subset. For more information on the contents and use of the subsets – and known issues – see our dedicated Font Subsets<\/a> page.<\/p>\n All these font subsets are available in one package:<\/p>\n\n
Literacy and Literacy Compact<\/h3>\n
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Americas Area<\/h3>\n
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Americas Area Literacy<\/h3>\n
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Mali<\/h3>\n
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Tat<\/h3>\n
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Font Subsets<\/h2>\n
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\n \n \n Charis SIL, Doulos SIL, Gentium Plus, Andika Font Subsets 5.000<\/a>\n <\/td>\n for all platforms<\/td>\n \n