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13 Cool looking programming Fonts in 2021

We go through the whole day utilizing code editors, terminal emulators, and other designer apparatuses. Utilizing a textual style that feels great to your eyes can have an enormous effect and work on your usefulness.

Here's a gathering of the best free monospace textual styles for coding, alongside extra remarks and download joins.


Monoid

Customisable coding font with alternates, ligatures and contextual positioning

Droid Sans MONO

Press Start 2P

Source Code Pro

Monospaced font family for user interface and coding environments

JetBrains Mono

An amazing free and open source typeface for developers.

Hack

A typeface designed for source code

MonaLisa

A font family designed for software developers. Font follows function.

Dank Mono

A typeface designed for coding aesthetes with modern displays in mind. Delightful ligatures and an italic variant and bold style. It's paid but worth it.

Input Mono

Fonts for code from DJR & Font Bureau.

Firacode

Free monospaced font with programming ligatures

Anonymous Pro

Comes with 4 style and fixed width designs. Mark Simmonson offer many fonts too.

Hasklig

Hasklig - a code font with monospaced ligatures

Iosevka

Versatile typeface for code, from code.


Textual styles, actually like topics, are an exceptionally close to home subject. Various engineers like various textual styles. Some adoration ligatures, others disdain. Some adoration italics, others disdain.

Ideally, this aggregation was valuable to recognize what turns out best for you. Try it out, attempt them a few days, and you'll see the distinction.

I'd love to hear which one you like the most.

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Mike Talbot ⭐

Lots of good choices here, but Press Start 2P???? :)

Operator Mono remains my (very expensive) favourite though I also like Ayuthaya for a change (though no ligatures). I also frequently use MonoLisa (you're put MonaLisa BTW :)