Are these Nepali fonts free for commercial use?

Yes. Every font here is published on Google Fonts under the SIL Open Font License (OFL), which allows free personal and commercial use, including logos, print, video and apps. You may not sell the font files on their own.

How do I install a Nepali font on my computer?

Click Download to open the font on Google Fonts and use "Get font" → "Download all". Unzip the file. On Windows, right-click the .ttf files and choose Install (or "Install for all users"). On macOS, double-click the .ttf and press Install Font in Font Book. Restart open apps so they see the new font.

Can I use these fonts in Photoshop, Word, Canva or CapCut?

Yes. Photoshop and Word use any installed font, so install it first and type Nepali Unicode text (if Photoshop shows broken conjuncts, enable the "World-Ready" / Middle Eastern and South Asian text engine in Preferences → Type). In Canva, many of these fonts (such as Mukta, Hind, Poppins and Noto Sans Devanagari) are already in the font list, and Canva Pro users can upload the .ttf. In CapCut desktop, install the font on your computer; in the mobile app, import the .ttf via Text → Font → Import/System, where supported.

What is the difference between Unicode and Preeti fonts?

Unicode fonts (all fonts here) store real Devanagari characters, so the text stays readable when copied, searched or opened on another device. Preeti is an older "legacy" font that maps English keys to Nepali shapes: without the Preeti font installed, the text shows as English gibberish. Use our Preeti to Unicode and Unicode to Preeti converters to move text between the two.

Why are Preeti and Kantipur not in this library?

We only list fonts with a clear open licence that we can load from Google Fonts. Legacy fonts like Preeti are freeware of unclear licence, so we do not host them. Convert Preeti text to Unicode and pick any font here instead.

How do I use a font on my website?

Click Copy CSS on a card and paste it into your stylesheet. It adds an @import line that loads the font from Google Fonts and a font-family rule with a fallback.

Nepali Font Library

नेपाली फन्ट संग्रह

दाइ तयार गर्दैछ… Getting your tool ready

About this tool

Nepali Font Library

Preview 54 free Devanagari Unicode fonts with your own Nepali text, then download or use them.

Browse 54 open-licensed (SIL OFL) Google Fonts that support Nepali Devanagari. Type your own preview text (or type in roman and convert to Nepali), change the size, filter by style, compare regular and bold, save favourites, copy the CSS, download from Google Fonts or send the text straight to the Nepali Poster Maker.

Category: Nepal Tools
Where it runs: Your browser
Version: v1.0.0
Price: Free · no sign-up

How to use

Step by step

1
Type your preview text
Write Nepali directly, pick a sample sentence, or switch on "Type in roman → Nepali" and type phonetically (e.g. "namaste").
2
Filter and compare
Search by font or designer name, filter by style (Sans, Serif, Display, Handwriting), change the size and switch between Regular and Bold.
3
Save favourites
Tap the heart on a card to keep a shortlist; favourites stay in this browser.
4
Download or use the font
Download opens the font on Google Fonts, Copy CSS gives you a ready @import rule for websites, and Use in Poster Maker opens your text in that font.

Frequently asked

Questions

Yes. Every font here is published on Google Fonts under the SIL Open Font License (OFL), which allows free personal and commercial use, including logos, print, video and apps. You may not sell the font files on their own.