Sora Font
A crisp geometric sans serif built for digital interfaces, sharp headlines, presentations, and modern brand systems.
Verified package with the official variable TTF, OFL 1.1 license, source record, and installation notes.
Geometric structure with generous counters, tuned for clarity on screens.
Make Sora yours in the Type Lab
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Project overview
Use this setup in CSS
Copy the current Type Lab settings into a web project.
font-family: 'Sora', sans-serif; font-weight: 600; font-size: 72px; line-height: 1.05; letter-spacing: -1px;
Can I use Sora commercially?
Yes. Sora is released under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. The license allows common personal and commercial uses, with conditions around redistribution and reserved font names.
Use Sora in client work, brand identities, presentations, advertising, and product interfaces.
Use the font in websites and applications while following the license terms.
You may modify the font, subject to the OFL requirements and any reserved font names.
Include the copyright and OFL text when distributing the font files.
Good uses for Sora
Product interfaces
A large x-height and generous counters help labels, navigation, and dashboard copy remain clear on screens.
Presentation decks
Strong weight contrast makes Sora practical for large titles, section dividers, and compact supporting copy.
Technology branding
Its geometric structure feels modern without becoming sterile, which suits software and digital-first brands.
Editorial web design
Use lighter weights for expressive display text and Regular through SemiBold for readable UI hierarchy.
How to install Sora
Download and unzip
Download the Sora package, then extract the ZIP to find the variable TTF and license files.
Install on your device
Windows: right-click the TTF and choose Install. macOS: open it in Font Book and choose Install Font.
Restart your design app
Close and reopen the app if Sora does not appear immediately in the font menu.
Sora font FAQ
Is Sora free for commercial use?
Yes. Sora uses the SIL Open Font License 1.1, which permits commercial design use. Keep the license and copyright notice with redistributed font files.
Does Sora include multiple weights?
Yes. The variable TTF includes weights from 100 through 800 in one file.
Who designed Sora?
The Google Fonts metadata credits Jonathan Barnbrook and Julián Moncada.
Is this the official Sora file?
The download points to the Sora variable TTF in the official Google Fonts repository. The source and full license are linked on this page.
Download Sora
Get the verified ZIP with the official variable TTF, source record, installation notes, and OFL 1.1 license.
