Ubuntu Mono is a monospace typeface designed by Dalton Maag, available for free on Google Fonts under the SIL Open Font License. It comes with 2 weights (from Regular (400) to Bold (700)), making it well-suited for its intended use cases.
As a monospace font, Ubuntu Mono gives each character the same width, creating a structured, technical appearance. Monospace fonts are essential for code editors and terminals, but they also bring a distinctive aesthetic to UI design, branding, and creative layouts.
For App Store and Google Play screenshots, Ubuntu Mono can be used as body text or headings — its clean lines ensure readability even at smaller sizes in screenshot thumbnails. The key is consistency: use the same font across all your screenshots so the set reads as one cohesive design.
Yes. Ubuntu Mono is available on Google Fonts under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. You can use it in personal and commercial projects, apps, websites, and print — for free, with no restrictions.
Click the "Download" button above to get the font files as a ZIP. For web use, copy the @import or <link> tag from the code section into your CSS or HTML — no installation needed.
Ubuntu Mono pairs well with Inter, Open Sans, Roboto, Lato. You can try these combinations live in our font pairing tool.
Ubuntu Mono has 2 weights, from Regular (400) to Bold (700).
Yes. Download the font files and bundle them in your iOS or Android app. The SIL Open Font License allows embedding in apps without any fees or attribution requirements in the app itself.
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