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Thai Font Directory

ThaiGraph’s font directory catalogues the Thai type canon with verified license information, designer credits, weight inventories, and preview text rendered in your own copy. Entries cover the National Font set, the Google Fonts Thai subset, Cadson Demak, Katatrad, independent foundries, and public-domain archive fonts. Every entry is editorial — no pay-for-placement — and license details are verified against the foundry’s original publication.

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Most-searched Thai fonts

The Thai fonts readers look up most on ThaiGraph are Prompt, Thonburi, Mitr, Cordia New, and Anuphan, followed by Kanit, PSL Kittithada, and DB Heavent. The order below follows real search demand recorded in Google Search Console over the twelve months to August 2026. Each page lists the full weight inventory, license terms verified against the foundry’s own publication, the official download source, and installation steps for Windows, macOS, and iOS.

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Browse by foundry and family

Most Thai fonts in everyday use come from a handful of families: DB Fonts, PSL, the UPC set bundled with Windows, and the TH series from the National Font Project. Knowing which family a typeface belongs to is the fastest way to find its siblings and a matching weight range.

DB Fonts 24 fonts

The DB foundry catalogue — the commercial Thai families most widely used in Thai advertising, packaging, and print. Each entry lists weights, license terms, and the official source.

PSL 8 fonts

PSL SmartLetter’s Thai families — a classic foundry still in heavy use for headlines and print work.

UPC and Windows / macOS system fonts 19 fonts

The UPC set and the Thai fonts bundled with operating systems — Angsana New, Cordia New, DilleniaUPC, Thonburi — still the default for Thai office documents and government forms.

National Font Project (TH series) 8 fonts

The TH series from Thailand’s National Font Project, including TH Sarabun PSK — the mandated typeface for Thai government documents. Free for commercial and non-commercial use.

Font pairings

The best Thai + Latin font pairings match x-height, stroke contrast, and cultural register — not just technical compatibility. Our Thai + Latin font pairing guide walks through thirty-five tested pairings with live examples, CSS code, and the reasoning behind each match.

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