Page 19 of 27 · A Mixed, Versatile Set

Karmic, Khicho, Lanma, Magaz & MFF Adami — one page, five different moods

List 18 was all about weight. List 19 resets and spreads wide instead — a single expressive Karmic cut, the distinctive Khicho face, a smooth two-cut Lanma pair, the five-strong Magaz family, and the clean, professional MFF Adami. Ten cuts that cover everyday typing and creative headlines alike.

Five Groups · Ten Cuts

Ten varied cuts, side by side.

Karmic and Khicho each bring a single distinctive style, Lanma offers a smooth two-cut pair, Magaz spans five flexible variations, and MFF Adami rounds it out with a clean, balanced face. Type once and scroll through all ten below.

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Five groups, no single mood

Instead of one dominant style like Lists 16–18, List 19 mixes it up — one expressive face, one distinctive one, a smooth pair, a flexible five-cut family, and a clean professional option. Each name below renders in its own font.

1 cut

karmic_9

An expressive standalone style, good for adding character to a headline without committing to a whole family.

1 cut

khicho_02

A distinctive single face with its own visual identity, well suited to short, attention-grabbing text.

2 cuts

lanma_s3 & lanma_s5

A smooth, modern pair that reads comfortably at both small and medium sizes.

5 cuts

magaz_1, _3, _5, _7 & _9

The most flexible group on this page, giving you five weights to choose from for a wide range of projects.

1 cut

mffadami

A clean, balanced face suited to professional Punjabi typography and everyday use.

Matching font to project

A font for whatever you're working on

Because List 19 spans five different styles, it's less about one dominant use case and more about picking the right cut for the job at hand.

01

Everyday typing & documents

mffadami's clean, balanced strokes make it a solid default for regular Punjabi typing.

02

Posters & headline text

karmic_9 and khicho_02 both add character when used for short, standout headlines.

03

Social media & blog content

The Lanma pair is smooth enough for social captions and blog headers alike.

04

Projects that need options

With five weights, Magaz gives you room to test a few variations before settling on one.

Good to know

Legacy fonts vs. modern Unicode fonts

Karmic, Khicho, Lanma, Magaz and MFF Adami on this page are all legacy, non-Unicode fonts that map Gurmukhi characters onto custom ASCII key positions.

Modern Unicode fonts Recommended for web

  • Text stays editable, searchable and copy-pasteable everywhere
  • Renders correctly on any device with no font installed
  • Readable by screen readers and indexable by search engines

Legacy fonts This page

  • Tied to a specific keyboard/ASCII mapping — only displays correctly with the matching font installed
  • Common across older Punjabi typing setups and design files of every kind
  • Best exported as a flattened image rather than pasted directly into social captions
Questions

List 19 FAQ

How is List 19 different from List 18?

List 18 focused on heavy, bold cuts for posters and banners. List 19 spreads out instead, mixing Karmic, Khicho, Lanma, Magaz and MFF Adami — five different styles rather than one dominant look.

Which font should I use for everyday Punjabi typing?

mffadami's clean, balanced strokes make it the most comfortable option on this page for regular typing and documents.

Why does Magaz have five cuts when the others only have one or two?

Magaz was designed with a wider range of weights, giving you more flexibility to match different project needs from one family.

Can I download the TTF files?

Yes — each preview card includes a TTF download button alongside HD PNG and HD Transparent image exports.

27 pages, hundreds of Gurmukhi styles

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