An open source font system for everyone

Noto is an open source font family that covers every symbol in the Unicode standard. No more ⯐!

A big challenge in sharing digital information around the world is “tofu”—the blank boxes that appear when a computer or website isn’t able to display text: ⯐. Tofu can create confusion, a breakdown in communication, and a poor user experience.

Google set out to address this problem via the Noto aka “No more tofu”—font project. Today, Google’s open source Noto font family provides a beautiful and consistent digital type for every symbol in the Unicode standard, covering more than 800 languages and 110,000 characters.

By Xiangye Xiao and Bob Jung, Internationalization

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