The Kurdish font archive

Kurdish fonts are scattered. They live across dozens of sites, re-uploaded and renamed, often with no designer credited and no licence attached.

That makes good type hard to find and risky to use. You rarely know who made a font, whether it truly covers Kurdish, or whether you're allowed to use it at all.

KurdFonts fixes that. One archive, every font machine-tested, and an honest answer about every licence — including when the answer is that we don't know.

Every font here is machine-tested — with shaperglot and our own checks — for the languages it claims to support: Kurdish, Kurmanji, Arabic, Persian, Turkish, and English.

The Kurdish badge is a single label. It covers Kurdish in the Arabic script as it's written from region to region — not split into separate languages.

A badge only appears when the test passes. If a check can't run, there's no badge — never a guess.

Because it's tested, language support is a real search filter. Ask for fonts verified for Kurdish, and every result has passed.

A licence is only useful if you can trust it, so we never claim one we cannot back up. Where a font's rights cannot be established, we usually don't publish it at all.

Every published font carries a clear licence status. Open-licensed originals are served exactly as their designers released them — unmodified, with their licence intact.

A few fonts are published as Archival: no licence claimed, labelled everywhere, and removed the moment a rights holder asks. Losing them would mean losing part of the Kurdish written record.

KurdFonts is a free archive. Browsing and downloading cost nothing, and there are no accounts to create.

Your favourites and comparisons stay on your device — nothing to sign up for, nothing tied to a profile.

It's built and maintained independently. Donations — and, later, modest ads — keep it online and growing.

Start with the library — filter by the language you need, test any font with your own words, and download what fits.

Made a Kurdish font, or know one that belongs here? Submissions are open, and every one is checked before it's listed.