List 4 crosses three separate Gurmukhi families in one place — sharp ghwdkm cuts, the rounder ghwduk pair, and the five-weight karmic range. Type a line below and see all ten side by side, instantly.
Where List 3 was one family stretched across nine weights, List 4 mixes it up — ghwdkm's sharper structure, ghwduk's simpler pair, and karmic's five-step range from light to heavy. Type once and scroll through all of them below.
Unlike a single stretched-out family, List 4 gives you a genuine style choice — pick the family that fits the mood of your design, then fine-tune within it. Each name below renders in its own font.
ghwdkm_7, ghwdkm_8 and the taller ghwdkmt8 — a sharper, more angular take on Gurmukhi strokes.
ghwduk_5 and ghwduk_8 — a compact two-weight pair with rounder, simpler letterforms.
karmic_4, karmic_5, karmic_7, karmic_8 and karmic_9 — the widest range on this page, from a lighter body weight up to a heavier display cut.
Since List 4 spans three distinct styles rather than one, here's a quick steer on where each family tends to work best.
ghwdkmt8's taller structure and the bolder karmic weights hold their shape at large sizes — a good fit for titles, logos and hoarding text.
The ghwduk pair's rounder, simpler shapes read comfortably at small sizes, making them a natural pick for social captions.
Because karmic spans five weights, it's well suited to posters that mix a heading, subheading and body line all in one family.
The ghwdkm series' angular structure is a familiar choice in Punjabi desktop-publishing workflows that need a firmer, printed look.
All ten fonts on this page — across the ghwdkm, ghwduk and karmic families — are legacy, non-Unicode fonts that map Gurmukhi characters onto custom ASCII key positions.
No — they're three separate legacy Gurmukhi families grouped on this page rather than variants of a single design. Each has its own base letterforms, so their key mappings aren't interchangeable.
Try ghwduk for simple captions, karmic if you need several weights within one look, and ghwdkm for a firmer, print-oriented style — or just preview all ten above and compare directly.
No — all ten are legacy, non-Unicode fonts, so they only render correctly where the matching TTF is installed. They're best suited to print and design software.
Yes — each preview card includes a TTF download button alongside HD PNG and HD Transparent image exports.
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