Libre Franklin
An open-source interpretation and expansion of Morris Fuller Benton's classic 1912 Franklin typeface with extensive language support.
What is Libre Franklin?
Libre Franklin is an open-source typeface family that reinterprets and expands Morris Fuller Benton's classic 1912 Franklin design. It provides extensive language support, covering 105 Latin languages and Cyrillic scripts, making it suitable for global digital and print projects. The font is licensed under the SIL Open Font License, allowing free use and modification.
Designers, developers, and organizations needing a versatile, open-source font with broad language support for websites, applications, and printed materials.
Developers and designers choose Libre Franklin for its combination of historical typographic quality, extensive Unicode coverage, and permissive open-source license, eliminating licensing fees and restrictions for most uses.
Overview
Libre Franklin Fonts
Use Cases
Best For
- Websites requiring multilingual font support
- Open-source projects needing freely licensed typography
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