Oct 17, 2024

Color fonts

COLRv0

COLRv0 fonts are limited to solid colors. COLRv0 is supported by all web browsers. They work in Sketch app and the Affinity suite of applications. The professional font creation tools Glyphs and FontLab can both be used to create COLRv0 typefaces.

Amiri QuranOpen Source

Characters/languages: Arabic

by Khaled Hosny, Sebastian Kosch

Cap1Variable

by John Rooney

Broaduro

by Jesse R. Ewing

Cairo PlayVariableOpen Source

Characters/languages: Arabic, Latin

by Mohamed Gaber, Accademia di Belle Arti di Urbino

Juma

by Naipe Foundry

Merit BadgeVariable

by David Jonathan Ross

Material Icons Two ToneOpen Source

by Google Fonts

Munchenstein SlabVariable

by Nikola Djurek

Daily SpecialVariable

by David Jonathan Ross

HamsterVariable

by Joe Stitzlein

Intern

by Doğukan Karapınar, İbrahim Kaçtıoğlu

Nickel

by David Jonathan Ross

Reem Kufi FunVariableOpen Source

by Khaled Hosny, Santiago Orozco

Rocher ColorVariableFree

by Harbor Type

TwemojiOpen SourceEmoji 😄

by Mozilla

Washi

by Otherwhere Collective

Aetna Streamer Color

by Aaron Bell

American Color

by William Hamilton Page, Richard Kegler, Terry Wüdenbachs

BlancoNeg Color

by Terry Wüdenbachs

Frenzy Color

by Michael Clark

Glaser Kitchen Color

by Milton Glaser

COLRv1

COLRv1 supports gradients and other visual effects. COLRv1 is supported by Firefox, Chrome, Samsung Internet and Edge browsers. COLRv1 fonts are not currently supported in any design tools. FontLab can be used to create COLRv1 typefaces.

Bitcount InkVariableOpen Source

by Petr van Blokland

BM NeonVariable

by Beam Type

GradialVariable

by Lena Weber

FluxVariable

by Underware

HonkVariableOpen Source

by Ek Type

Shader ColorVariable

by Dalton Maag

Kalnia GlazeVariableOpen Source

by Frida Medrano

NablaVariableOpen Source

by Typearture

Noto Color EmojiOpen SourceEmoji 😄

by Google

Nupuram ColorVariableOpen Source

by Santhosh Thottingal

Plakato ColorVariable

by Underware

Bradley InitialsVariable

by David Jonathan Ross

Bungee SpiceOpen Source

by David Jonathan Ross

FolditVariableOpen Source

by Sophia Tai

Blaka InkVariableOpen Source

Characters/languages: Arabic, Latin

by Mohamed Gaber

NestoVariable

by Grzegorz Luk

Reem Kufi InkOpen Source

Characters/languages: Arabic

by Khaled Hosny, Santiago Orozco

Aref Ruqaa InkOpen Source

Characters/languages: Arabic

by Abdullah Aref, Khaled Hosny, Hermann Zapf

Sixtyfour ConvergenceVariableOpen Source

by Simon Cozens, Jens Kutílek

VelzylandVariable

by CJ Dunn

OpenType-SVG

OpenType-SVG is supported by Safari and Firefox. They work in most Adobe applications (currently not compatible with Adobe XD, Premiere Pro, and After Effects).

Lacking the backing of Google Fonts, OpenType-SVG fonts are primarily commercially sold rather than free and open source.

by Novo Typo

by Tania Hearn

by Novo Typo

by Ivan Filipov

GilbertOpen Source

by Robyn Makinson, Kazunori Shiina, Hayato Yamasaki

GT MaruEmoji 😄

by Grilli Type with Anya Danilova

Ten MinchoEmoji 😄

by Robert Slimbach and Ryoko Nishizuka

Trajan Color

by Adobe

EmojiOneOpen SourceEmoji 😄

by Adobe

LetterBoard

by Kyle Jones

Moolong Tokatsuki Kana

Characters/languages: English, Indonesian, Japanese, Malay

by Ayumi Kiryu

Brillante Obsidian

by Jérémie Hornus, Solenn Bordeau

Ooze Out Loud

by Meg Lewis

Schijn

by Typearture

sbix

sbix was developed by Apple. Apple’s emoji font is the most well known sbix font. Few fonts have been released in this format. sbix embeds bitmap images inside the font. sbix fonts tend to have a large file size, so are not usually a good option for websites. sbix fonts are supported in most Adobe design software and Chrome, Edge and Safari browsers, but are not supported by Firefox.

LiebeHeide

by Ulrike Rausch

Toss FaceEmoji 😄

by Toss

Some fonts are available in multiple formats:

BungeeOpen Source

COLRv0OpenType-SVGsbix

by David Jonathan Ross

Kyoshi

COLRv0OpenType-SVG

by Alanna Munro

Lab DJRVariable*