Padauk
Public domain, GPL, OFL
Designers Note
Padauk is a clean and modern sans-serif font designed for clarity and readability. With a minimalist aesthetic, it features balanced letterforms and consistent stroke widths, making it ideal for both digital and print use. The font has a friendly and approachable feel, perfect for user interfaces, educational materials, and casual designs. Padauk supports a wide range of characters, ensuring versatility across different languages and applications. Its open and spacious design enhances legibility, especially at smaller sizes.
This font requires a web browser with Graphite support enabled, such as Firefox 11+, to display correctly. Learn how to enable Graphite in Firefox from SIL.
Padauk is a fully capable Unicode 6 font supporting all the Myanmar characters in the standard. Thus it provides support for minority languages as well, in both local and Myanmar rendering styles.
Padauk includes the necessary Graphite smarts to render the Myanmar script correctly. Thus if you want to use this font at full fidelity to the orthography, you will need to use Graphite-capable applications, such as the latest versions of LibreOffice and Firefox.
Padauk also has OpenType tables which allow it to be rendered in a basic way, in applications as Word and other web browsers that support OpenType shaping.
This font requires a web browser with Graphite support enabled, such as Firefox 11+, to display correctly. Learn how to enable Graphite in Firefox from SIL.
Padauk is a fully capable Unicode 6 font supporting all the Myanmar characters in the standard. Thus it provides support for minority languages as well, in both local and Myanmar rendering styles.
Padauk includes the necessary Graphite smarts to render the Myanmar script correctly. Thus if you want to use this font at full fidelity to the orthography, you will need to use Graphite-capable applications, such as the latest versions of LibreOffice and Firefox.
Padauk also has OpenType tables which allow it to be rendered in a basic way, in applications as Word and other web browsers that support OpenType shaping.
Character Map
