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Sans Serif family / 16 styles

Ubuntu Sans

A free, open-source sans serif typeface by Dalton Maag.

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Type specimen / Ubuntu SansSans Serif

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The quick brown fox jumps over 13 lazy dogs.

Weights & italics

16 available styles

Included in the family download
ThinUbuntu Sans100
Thin ItalicUbuntu Sans100 italic
ExtraLightUbuntu Sans200
ExtraLight ItalicUbuntu Sans200 italic
LightUbuntu Sans300
Light ItalicUbuntu Sans300 italic
RegularUbuntu Sans400
Regular ItalicUbuntu Sans400 italic
MediumUbuntu Sans500
Medium ItalicUbuntu Sans500 italic
SemiBoldUbuntu Sans600
SemiBold ItalicUbuntu Sans600 italic
BoldUbuntu Sans700
Bold ItalicUbuntu Sans700 italic
ExtraBoldUbuntu Sans800
ExtraBold ItalicUbuntu Sans800 italic

Language coverage

Supported scripts & subsets

Subsets are the character ranges Google Fonts ships for this family. Not every language in a script is fully covered — check the glyph coverage before relying on it for a production interface.

  • cyrillic
  • cyrillic-ext
  • greek
  • greek-ext
  • latin
  • latin-ext

Practical notes

How to use Ubuntu Sans

  1. 01Download the family ZIP from the official Google Fonts link. It contains the TTF/OTF files and the licence.
  2. 02Install the files on your operating system, or add them to your design app's font folder.
  3. 03For the web, self-host the files or load them from Google Fonts with the @font-face stylesheet linked on this page.
  4. 04Read the licence before bundling the font in an app, packaging it with a product, or redistributing the files.

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