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The art of good typography is rooted in clarity, rhythm, and proportion. Cutive Mono brings the even pacing of a fixed-width grid to code, data, and any layout where structure is part of the voice. Set it at body size for texture, or blow it up for display to see how its personality carries.
Cutive Mono is a monospace typeface in the Google Fonts library, available free for personal and commercial use. It was designed by Vernon Adams. The family is single-weight, designed for display and accent use rather than full body-copy typesetting. Cutive Mono works for code editors, technical documentation, developer-facing brand systems, and any layout where character alignment matters.
Read more about Cutive Mono1 weight. Type your own text to see every weight in your words, then adjust size, line height, and color to match the context you're designing for.
A printable spec sheet showing your text in Cutive Mono at headline, subhead, and body scale, plus every weight, the full character set, and your custom preview.
Every letter, number, and punctuation mark in Cutive Mono, at a glance.
Design a custom wordmark logo with Cutive Mono, a free display font from Google Fonts. Type your brand name, choose a mark, adjust the size and letter-spacing, and export your finished logo as a PNG or PDF. Ideal for brand identity, business cards, packaging design, and any project where Cutive Mono fits the voice.
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Cutive Mono is a monospaced typeface designed by Vernon Adams and available through Google Fonts. Every character shares the same horizontal advance, which makes it ideal for code blocks, tabular data, technical documentation, and design systems that want a deliberate mechanical feel.
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The family ships with a single weight, which is useful for building clear syntax hierarchy in code editors and technical documentation. Beyond code, Cutive Mono works well in developer-focused brand systems and editorial use where a deliberate, mechanical voice is an asset rather than a limitation.
When used in print, Cutive Mono reads most comfortably at 9 to 11 points for code samples and data tables. At smaller sizes, slightly heavier weights help the strokes survive ink absorption on uncoated stocks. Generous line height keeps rows of data scannable and avoids the dense grey feeling that monospaced text can develop.
Cutive Mono is frequently chosen for the following contexts:
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Cutive Mono can work for logos in tech, dev tools, and brands that want a deliberately technical or coded feel. The fixed-width letterforms read as precise and engineered. Use it sparingly outside the wordmark itself so the rest of the brand stays readable.
Cutive Mono gives business cards a precise, technical feel that works well for developers, engineers, and tech-forward brands. The fixed-width letterforms align cleanly into rows, which suits structured contact details.
Cutive Mono is readable at small print sizes for code, data, and structured information, typically 9 to 11 points. For longer prose set in monospace, keep line lengths short and use generous line height.
Cutive Mono fits technical brands, developer tools, dev-adjacent products, and any business that wants to feel precise, engineered, or quietly confident. It can also work for editorial brands that want a deliberate, almost typewriter-era feel.
Cutive Mono pairs well with Inter, Work Sans, or Source Sans 3. These humanist sans serifs sit comfortably alongside Cutive Mono's mechanical structure for prose, navigation, and mixed-content layouts.
Type your own text in the preview area on this page to see Cutive Mono rendered live. Try a brand name, headline, or sample sentence, then adjust weight, size, and styling to see how it performs. To download the full font family, click the Download button in the top section. To save your custom preview as a PDF specimen sheet, click Download PDF specimen.
Yes. Cutive Mono is available through Google Fonts under an open-source license that permits commercial use, modification, and embedding in documents, products, and packaging without licensing fees. You can use it in client work, branding, retail products, and printed materials.
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