After the pixel grids and plotter strokes of the last two pages, List 26 settles back down: three clear Dwarka weights and six Ful cuts, built for documents, education and everyday Punjabi typing rather than display work.
Your text runs through all three Dwarka weights and all six Ful cuts at once — useful for spotting which one reads best for a document, a heading, or a notice. Adjust size and colour, then copy the Unicode text or export any preview as an image.
Dwarka scales up in three clear steps; Ful spreads across six related cuts at two weights. Each name below is rendered in its own font — scroll up to try any of them with your own text.
Three weights in one straightforward progression — light enough for body text, bold enough for a heading.
Six cuts sharing the Ful design — five at one weight, plus a heavier ful_6_b for emphasis.
These lean toward readability over decoration — suited to text people are meant to actually read.
Both Dwarka and Ful map Gurmukhi onto custom ASCII key positions rather than the standard Unicode block — worth knowing before you use them outside a design tool.
Dwarka is a simple three-weight progression (3, 5, 7) — pick the weight that fits body text or a heading. Ful spreads across six related cuts at two weights, giving more variety within a single, cleaner style family.
No — all nine fonts on this page are legacy, non-Unicode fonts. They only render correctly with the matching TTF installed, so they're better suited to print and design software than to pasting into a social caption.
Yes — every preview card has a TTF download button alongside HD PNG and HD Transparent image exports.
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.
List 26 is one of 27 — head back to the main generator to browse every style, or jump straight to another page.
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