Font Collection: 10 Free Excellent Monospaced Fonts

1. Audimat Mono

This stylish monospaced font comes from SMeltery, a French font foundry by Jack Usine. Audimat Mono comes in 9 variations (Audimat Mono Light is shown below).

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2. Lekton

Designed in the ISIA, (Institute for Industrial Arts in Italy), Lekton was inspired by typefaces used on Olivetti typewriters, a company known for its focus on design.

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3. Liberation Mono

Released by Red Hat, a major Linux distribution vendor, this monospaced font is part of the Liberation font family (that also includes Libration Sans and Libration Serif).

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4. CP Mono

Inspired by typefaces used in British license plates, CP Mono is evenly spaced horizontally and vertically (resulting in shorter ascenders and decenders).

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5. Cousine

Designed by Steve Matteson of Ascender Corporation, Cousine is a monospaced font specifically created with on-screen readability in mind.

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6. DejaVu Mono

Part of the DejaVu font family (a group of fonts released into the public domain), DejaVu Mono is great for on-screen readability.

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7. Droid Sans Mono

Droid Sans Mono, developed for the Android platform, is a monospaced variation of Droid Sans. The font is suitable in tabular settings.

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8. Telegrama

Telegrama is a monospaced font with futuristic aesthetics. The font was designed by Japanese designer Yamoaka Yasuhiro.

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9. Inconsolata

This font by Raph Levien can work very well in designs, but it is most known for, and highly regarded, as a beautiful and readable “programmer’s font“.

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10. Luxi Mono

This functional monospaced font made by Kris Holmes and Charles Bigelow is part of the Luxi font family (which also includes Luxi Sans and Luxi Serif).

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