Thai Fonts Built Into Windows and Microsoft Office
These are the Thai fonts Microsoft bundles with Windows and Office — Angsana, Cordia, Browallia, and the rest of the UPC family designed by Unity Progress — which is why they are the safest choice when a document has to open correctly on any Thai office machine. Because they ship with the operating system, they need no installation and no licence purchase for ordinary document use, but they are not free to redistribute or embed. Each page below states the bundling and licence position. Compare with the macOS and iOS set.
14 fonts in this category. Click any entry for its full page with weights, license details, and install steps.
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Angsana New
System font (Windows / macOS)
Angsana New font: the Thai serif by Unity Progress bundled with Windows and Office. Install steps when it goes missing, AngsanaUPC differences, free alternatives.
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AngsanaUPC
System font (Windows / macOS)
AngsanaUPC is the Thai serif bundled with Windows and Office. What UPC stands for, all four styles, how it relates to the New cut, and what breaks without it.
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Browallia New
System font (Windows / macOS)
Browallia New: the looped humanist Thai sans bundled with Microsoft Windows. Weights, licensing rules, and free alternatives for web and print work.
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BrowalliaUPC
System font (Windows / macOS)
BrowalliaUPC thai font: the original 1992 Unity Progress looped Thai sans-serif bundled with Windows and Office in four styles, the classic before Browallia New.
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Cordia New
System font (Windows / macOS)
Cordia New font: designed by Unity Progress in 1992, bundled with Windows and Office with no standalone download. Install steps, license limits, free alternatives.
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CordiaUPC
System font (Windows / macOS)
CordiaUPC is the geometric looped Thai sans bundled with Windows and Office. What UPC stands for, all four styles, and what breaks when the font is missing.
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DilleniaUPC
System font (Windows / macOS)
DilleniaUPC thai font by Unity Progress, 1992, bundled with Windows and Office in four styles. How to install it properly, and the free Thai fonts that replace it.
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EucrosiaUPC
System font (Windows / macOS)
EucrosiaUPC thai font: the original 1992 Unity Progress looped Thai serif bundled with Windows and Office in four styles, added via Thai Supplemental Fonts.
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FreesiaUPC
System font (Windows / macOS)
FreesiaUPC thai font: the original 1992 Unity Progress looped Thai sans-serif bundled with Windows and Office in four styles, close in proportion to Browallia New.
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IrisUPC
System font (Windows / macOS)
IrisUPC thai font: the original 1992 Unity Progress looped Thai sans-serif bundled with Windows and Office in four styles, added via Thai Supplemental Fonts.
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JasmineUPC
System font (Windows / macOS)
JasmineUPC thai font: the original 1992 Unity Progress hook-headed Thai serif bundled with Windows and Office in four styles, the widest of the UPC family.
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KodchiangUPC
System font (Windows / macOS)
KodchiangUPC thai font: the original 1992 Unity Progress looped Thai serif bundled with Windows and Office in four styles, the classic before Kodchiang New.
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Leelawadee
System font (Windows / macOS)
Leelawadee thai font: Microsoft's looped Thai sans bundled with Windows since Vista; Leelawadee UI is the Windows Thai UI family. Free alternative: Sarabun.
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LilyUPC
System font (Windows / macOS)
LilyUPC thai font: the original 1992 Unity Progress heavy, loopless Thai sans-serif bundled with Windows and Office in four styles, via Thai Supplemental Fonts.
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