fonter.am gathers Armenian Unicode fonts in one place: new typefaces, modern classics, and Unicode versions of the old ArmSCII fonts that stopped working when keyboards moved on. Everything here is free to download and use on your computer or website.
You don't need an account and there is nothing to pay. Each font page shows the specimen, lists the supported keyboards and weights, and explains what the license allows.
Unicode throughout, so the standard Armenian layout types the right letters.
Every font on the site is free to take, with its terms stated on the page.
More Armenian typefaces in one place than anywhere else online.
Run and maintained by hand, with new fonts and updates every year.
The launch fell on February 21, International Mother Language Day, and the announcement called the site a gift to everyone who types in Armenian. The pitch was simple. Fonts in one place, working with the ordinary Armenian keyboard from day one, in a document or on a website.
That announcement also promised more fonts and a way to filter them. Both arrived over the next couple of years.
It is still a one-person project. No team, no budget. The same person adds each font and answers the mail, which is why months sometimes pass between updates.
Hundreds of people come through every day. Designers picking a typeface for a poster, teachers making worksheets for tomorrow's class. Students mostly just need their Armenian text to stop turning into boxes. Five years of that made fonter.am the first place people look when they need an Armenian font.
The archive grows on its own now, too. Type designers and ordinary visitors send in fonts they made or found, and a good share of the catalog arrived exactly that way.
Read the original announcement
Filters arrived, along with an English version of the site.
The 150th font joined the catalog.
A new design, built around the specimens.
The 200th font joined the catalog.
Design update, and new pages across the site.
Contributions pay for new features (bulk download, live previews, embedding fonts on your own site) and for the new fonts we add every year.
A font gets added in two cases: its author sent it to us, or it is marked as free somewhere public. When we could not confirm the terms, the font page says so. Either way, rights stay with the author.
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