Manrope Font Family

Manrope is a modern, clean sans-serif designed for interfaces, product design, and contemporary editorial layouts. It sits in a “geometric-meets-grotesque” zone: neutral enough for UI, but with enough personality for branding. The typeface was created by Mikhail Sharanda and first released around 2018, later gaining a variable font version through collaboration (commonly attributed to Mirko Velimirovic’s work on the variable conversion).

Why designers pick Manrope

• UI-friendly readability and calm, modern tone
• 7 weight system that scales well from body text to headings
• Variable font option for responsive typography and smaller web payloads
• Broad language support (commonly noted across distributions)

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Included Styles

Manrope is widely distributed as 7 weights, and also available as a variable font (weight axis).

Typical weights you’ll see in the family:

• ExtraLight
• Light
• Regular
• Medium
• SemiBold
• Bold
• ExtraBold

Note: Some packages include italics via forks, but the core family is commonly presented as uprights + variable.

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License

Manrope is licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1 (OFL-1.1), which generally allows free personal and commercial use (including embedding and redistribution) as long as you follow OFL terms.

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Quick Install

macOS

1. Open Font Book
2. Drag the .ttf files in
3. Restart design apps if needed

Windows

1. Select all .ttf files
2. Right-click → Install / Install for all users
3. Reopen apps

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FAQ

Who designed Manrope?

Manrope was designed by Mikhail Sharanda.

Is Manrope free for commercial use?

Manrope is distributed under OFL-1.1, which typically permits commercial use under its terms.

Does Manrope have a variable font?

Yes—Manrope is commonly available as a variable font (weight axis), which is useful for responsive web typography.