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Shavian-info/interalia: Inter Alia is an expanded version of the Inter font family

Inter Alia is an expanded version of Rasmus Andersson's beautiful open source sans serif typeface, Inter. Inter was specially designed for user interfaces with focus on high legibility of small-to-medium sized text on computer screens.

Inter Alia builds on the features of Inter to add:

Support for additional scripts may be considered in future.

What to download (basic font files for everyday use)

Most users will want to download the OpenType files saved in instance_otf. To get the basic, standard set of font files, download:

If you have an older system and/or these files aren't working for some reason, you could try the equivalent TrueType files in instance_ttf

You will then need to install these fonts on your system, often by double clicking the files which should bring up a font manager program.

Inter Alia expands the Inter typeface with additional glyphs and features. Inter is similar to Roboto, San Francisco, Akkurat, Asap, Lucida Grande and other "UI" and "Text" typefaces. Some trade-offs were made in order to make this typeface work really well at small sizes. For details of the underlying approach to designing Inter, please see https://github.com/rsms/inter.

Current font styles:

Name Weight class Thin 100 Thin Italic 100 Extra Light 200 Extra Light Italic 200 Light 300 Light Italic 300 Regular 400 Italic 400 Medium 500 Medium Italic 500 Semi Bold 600 Semi Bold Italic 600 Bold 700 Bold Italic 700 Extra Bold 800 Extra Bold Italic 800 Black 900 Black Italic 900

Inter Alia is also available as a variable font.

The extended Shavian letters are either attested in Kingsley Read's work on Shavian (the letters here called 'oeuvre', 'yeah', and 'loch' appear in the Shaw-Script journal), are derived from Quikscript ('llan' and 'which') or are logically derived ('argh', for want of a better word in English).

They are not in Unicode so are a little tricky to produce. This requires using the 'Variation Selector 1' character in Unicode, U+FE00, as follows:

Inter Alia is licensed under the SIL Open Font License


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