Recursive Sans & Mono
A variable font family for code and UI, featuring monospace and sans-serif styles with adjustable weight, slant, and casual expression.
What is Recursive Sans & Mono?
Recursive is a variable font family designed for code and user interfaces. It offers both monospace and sans-serif styles with adjustable weight, slant, and casual expression, all within a single font file. The font solves the problem of needing multiple font files for different styles by providing fluid transitions without layout reflow.
Developers, UI/UX designers, and typographers who need a versatile font for coding environments, application interfaces, and web design. It's especially useful for those creating interactive or animated text.
Developers choose Recursive for its superplexed metrics, which ensure consistent spacing across all styles, and its five variable axes that allow for creative typography without performance overhead. It's a free, open-source alternative to proprietary variable fonts.
Overview
Recursive Mono & Sans is a variable font family for code & UI
Use Cases
Best For
- Customizing code editor fonts with variable weight and slant
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