Thin and light fonts

Hairline and light weights for airy, minimal layouts. Picked by describing the feeling: thin light delicate minimal sans.

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177 fonts

1 styleFree

Noto Sans NKo

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1 styleFree

Noto Sans Old Permic

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1 styleFree

Noto Sans Hanunoo

Google
1 styleFree

Noto Sans Kaithi

Google
1 styleFree

Noto Sans Batak

Google
1 styleFree

Noto Sans Yi

Google
1 styleFree

Noto Sans Cypro Minoan

Google
1 styleFree

Noto Sans Pau Cin Hau

Google
1 styleFree

Noto Sans Coptic

Google
1 styleFree

Noto Sans Carian

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1 styleFree

Noto Sans Vai

Google
1 styleFree

Noto Sans Old Turkic

Google
1 styleFree

Noto Sans Osage

Google
1 styleFree

Noto Sans Indic Siyaq Numbers

Google
1 styleFree

Noto Sans Syloti Nagri

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1 styleFree

Noto Sans Egyptian Hieroglyphs

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1 styleFree

Noto Sans Cypriot

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1 styleFree

Noto Sans Runic

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1 styleFree

Noto Sans Grantha

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Noto Sans Old Hungarian

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Noto Sans Deseret

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Noto Sans Tifinagh

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FAQs

How were the thin and light fonts chosen?

Every font on Typesay is scored on how it feels and what style it belongs to. This collection is the result of describing what you want, in this case "thin light delicate minimal sans", and ranking the whole catalogue against it. It updates itself as new fonts arrive.

Are these thin and light fonts free to use commercially?

Fonts marked Free are open licence and allowed for personal and commercial work, with the licence file included in the download. Fonts with a price are sold under Typesay desktop, web and app licences.

Can I preview them with my own words?

Yes. Type in the bar at the top of the page and every font on the page changes to your text. Open any font for size, weight and spacing controls and real mockups.

How do I download or use one?

Open the font page. Free fonts have download packs for desktop and web, plus copyable embed code. Install desktop files on your computer, or link the web files in your CSS.