This includes Persian, Baluchi, and Kurdish (Arabic script). The fonts of most relevance to us though are Noto Kufi Arabic, Noto Naskh Arabic, and Noto Nastaliq Urdu.ĭon’t be fooled by their names: Noto Naskh Arabic, for example, supports 69 languages. Why? No biggie, only to showcase the 114 fonts it encompasses and supports. An easy and friendly one-stop-shop.Įven though it is technically a Google font, the Noto font family earned its very own website.
Google Fonts allows you to filter through their catalogue, live-preview the specimens, embed the font or fonts you’ve chosen and even download them on your computer. The best part of the deal? These typefaces support Latin characters as well - which means they are perfect for bilingual design too!
As of May 2017, there are 16 typefaces on there that support Arabic and Farsi characters and glyphs. The Google Fonts catalogue hosts more than 800 font families in more than 135 languages. But how many of these results are actually of value?Ĭheck out our recommendations for the best places to find fonts that are free, well-crafted, fast, browser-compatible and open source for your next web project. For instance, a simple google search shows 808,000 results for “free Arabic fonts”. But free doesn’t always equate to high quality. The web is swarming with free fonts to download.
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