List 7 is a single family shown in full: rupe___0 through rupe___8 run as one continuous ramp, capped off by rupe_bo9, a dedicated bold cut built to anchor the set. Ten weights, one typeface, one page.
Unlike the mixed pages before it, List 7 is entirely rupe — nine numbered cuts plus rupe_bo9 at the heavy end. Type once and watch the same letterforms shift weight across the whole page.
Nine numbered cuts run light to heavy, and a tenth — rupe_bo9 — is built specifically as the bold. Each name below renders in its own font.
The lightest end of the ramp — best suited to long stretches of Punjabi body text.
The mid-weight core of the family, useful as an all-purpose default across the site's tool.
The heavier numbered cuts, for subheadings and short emphasised lines.
A dedicated bold weight rather than a ninth numbered step — built to anchor headings against the rest of the ramp.
Because this whole page is a single typeface, it's a good spot to think in terms of hierarchy rather than picking one "best" cut.
rupe___0 through rupe___2 stay light and even at small sizes, which keeps longer Punjabi passages easy to read.
The mid-range cuts, roughly rupe___3 to rupe___5, work well as a general-purpose choice when you don't need to commit to a specific weight.
rupe___6 through rupe___8 carry enough weight to separate a subheading from body text without switching families.
rupe_bo9 is the natural top of the stack — pair it with a lighter numbered cut below it for a two-level layout.
All ten rupe cuts on this page are legacy, non-Unicode fonts that map Gurmukhi characters onto custom ASCII key positions.
Not quite — the numbered cuts already run rupe___0 through rupe___8, nine steps in total. rupe_bo9 sits alongside them as a separate, dedicated bold rather than a tenth numbered step.
The middle of the ramp, around rupe___3 to rupe___5, reads closest to a standard body weight. Lower numbers are lighter, higher numbers get progressively heavier.
Yes — since they share the same underlying letterforms, pairing a light cut for body text with rupe_bo9 or a high-numbered cut for a heading keeps the look consistent.
Yes — each preview card includes a TTF download button alongside HD PNG and HD Transparent image exports.
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