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bularab5, bularah7 & the ghwadh series

10 legacy Gurmukhi fonts, free to preview and free to download — no sign-up, no cost, no catch. Type your own words below and watch every style come alive, live.

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From bularab5's clean, everyday strokes to ghwadht9's bold headline weight — every style on this page updates the moment you type. No downloads, no waiting, no catch. Just your words, styled ten ways.

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The 10 fonts in List 2

Two legacy Gurmukhi families, five styles each. Each name below is rendered in its own font — scroll up to the generator to preview any of them with your own text.

Family 1

bulara series

bularab5, bularah5, bularah7, bularao5 and bularap5 — five variants sharing the bulara base design.

Family 2

ghwadh series

ghwadh_1, ghwadh_2, ghwadh_3, ghwadh_4 and ghwadht9 — five variants sharing the ghwadh base design.

Where these fonts get used

Built for Punjab's print and design workflows

The bulara and ghwadh families are staples in Punjabi DTP work — here's where List 2's styles show up most.

01

Posters, banners & hoardings

Bold variants like bularah7 and ghwadht9 hold up at large sizes, which is why they're a common pick for street-level signage.

02

Wedding cards & invitations

Softer weights such as bularab5 and bularao5 pair well with ornamental card layouts and gold-foil printing.

03

Religious & Gurbani publications

The ghwadh series is frequently used in devotional print runs, where legibility at small sizes matters most.

04

YouTube thumbnails & channel art

Compact, high-contrast styles export cleanly as PNGs for creators who need a quick Punjabi title card.

Good to know

Legacy fonts vs. modern Unicode fonts

bularab5, bularah7 and the ghwadh series are legacy, non-Unicode fonts — they map Gurmukhi characters onto custom ASCII key positions rather than the standard Unicode block.

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
  • Still the standard in many printing presses and older DTP workflows
  • Best used for print, not for pasting straight into social captions
Questions

List 2 FAQ

Are the List 2 fonts Unicode?

No — bularab5, bularah5, bularah7, bularao5, bularap5 and the ghwadh series are legacy, non-Unicode fonts. They only display correctly when the matching TTF is installed, which makes them better suited to print and design software than to pasting directly into a social caption.

How do I use the ASCII code shown under each preview?

Copy the code from under a preview box and paste it into a document or design tool with that font installed — the legacy font's own key mapping renders it back into the correct Gurmukhi shapes.

Can I download the TTF files directly?

Yes — every preview card has a TTF download button alongside the HD PNG and HD Transparent image exports.

Why are the fonts split across 27 pages?

Splitting the library keeps each page fast to load and each font set easy to browse and compare, rather than rendering dozens of custom typefaces on a single page.

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