Noto Sans Ethiopic
Google · Sans Serif · 9 styles · variable · ✓ OFL
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
Styles and weights
Web preview shows the Regular cut. The download includes every listed weight.
Character set
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Subsets included: ethiopic, latin, latin-ext
About Noto Sans Ethiopic
Noto Sans Ethiopic is a sans serif typeface designed by Google, published as an open-source font in 2016. It carries a calm, even rhythm and a composed, professional tone, which shapes where it works best. The family ships 9 styles and is available as a variable font, so any weight in between is available too.
Language support extends beyond basic Latin to ethiopic, latin-ext. Because Noto Sans Ethiopic is licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1, you can use it in commercial work without buying anything or crediting anyone in the design itself.
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Questions
Is Noto Sans Ethiopic free for commercial use?
Yes. Noto Sans Ethiopic is licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1, which permits commercial use in client work, products for sale, advertising, web and app embedding. There are no royalties and no attribution requirement in your designs.
Can I use Noto Sans Ethiopic in a logo?
Yes. The SIL Open Font License 1.1 allows logo use, including logos you register as trademarks. The licence covers the font software; your logo design remains entirely yours.
Do I need to credit Google when using Noto Sans Ethiopic?
No. Attribution is not required in designs, websites, or products. The only rule that ever applies: if you redistribute the font files themselves, keep the licence file with them.
How many styles does Noto Sans Ethiopic have?
Noto Sans Ethiopic includes 9 styles: Thin, ExtraLight, Light, Regular, Medium, SemiBold, Bold, ExtraBold, Black. It is also a variable font, so any weight in between is available.
What languages does Noto Sans Ethiopic support?
Character sets included: ethiopic, latin, latin-ext. Check the character-set preview on this page before committing to a multilingual project.