Barlow Font Family Free Download
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Barlow Font Family Free Download

Download Barlow font family for free in TTF format for clean grotesque typography, UI design, branding and editorial layouts. This package includes the normal Barlow family with multiple weights and matching italic styles.

Barlow is a slightly rounded, low-contrast grotesque sans-serif typeface designed with a clean and approachable visual style. It was inspired by California public signage, highway lettering, license plates, buses and trains, giving it a functional but friendly character. The font works well for websites, mobile interfaces, dashboards, posters, branding systems, editorial layouts, presentations, packaging and digital product design.

Barlow is part of a larger type superfamily that also includes Barlow Semi Condensed and Barlow Condensed. The regular Barlow family is a strong choice for general-purpose typography, especially when you need a readable sans-serif font with a modern grotesque structure and a slightly warmer personality than more neutral fonts.

Font Information

Designer: Jeremy Tribby
License: SIL Open Font License

Included Styles

Barlow Thin
Barlow Thin Italic
Barlow ExtraLight
Barlow ExtraLight Italic
Barlow Light
Barlow Light Italic
Barlow Regular
Barlow Italic
Barlow Medium
Barlow Medium Italic
Barlow SemiBold
Barlow SemiBold Italic
Barlow Bold
Barlow Bold Italic
Barlow ExtraBold
Barlow ExtraBold Italic
Barlow Black
Barlow Black Italic

Barlow Font Preview

Similar Fonts

If you like Barlow, you may also want to explore similar clean and modern sans-serif fonts such as Roboto, Open Sans, Inter, Source Sans Pro, IBM Plex Sans, Lato, Montserrat, Work Sans and Nunito Sans. These fonts are useful for UI design, websites, branding systems, editorial layouts, dashboards and clean digital typography.

The Barlow project is led by Jeremy Tribby, a designer based in San Francisco, USA. To contribute, see github.com/jpt/barlow

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