Free font tagged Jangsikche provided by Google fonts

A traditional Korean typeface characterized by its unique stylistic features that reflect historical writing practices.

All Literacy 13 Kids 26 Low contrast 41 Condensed 54 Caps 24 Heavy 50 Elegant 29 Didone 14 Headlines 68 Modern 26 Friendly 31 Cartoon 16 Comic 15 Groovy 7 Thin 21 Legibility 34 Compact 8 Small sizes 13 Transitional 10 Brush 50 Slanted 56 Techno 31 Cursive 89 Script 26 Lines 9 Narrow 10 Art deco 10 Geometric 72 Square 25 Literature 10 Small caps 32 Humanist 34 Slab 37 Egyptian 6 Old style 9 Arabic 20 Stencil 15 Calligraphic 35 Formal 19 Whimsical 23 Light 20 Outline 29 Collegiate 3 Block 13 Art nouveau 4 Scrawl 21 1900s 5 Code 31 Futuristic 27 Tall 12 Eurostile 4 1990s 2 Japanese 31 Western 5 Grotesque 15 Curls 4 Cute 22 Swirl 13 Color 12 Hinted 7 High contrast 31 Round 60 Wide 25 Fat face 3 Engraved 4 Monolinear 28 Fraktur 5 Loopless 3 Uneven 23 1950s 18 Disco 9 Grunge 12 Kaku gothic 15 Japanese 49 Mincho 20 Dotum 16 Korean 37 Korean 27 Fat 17 Funky 4 Love 9 Romantic 9 Wireframe 6 Gothic 15 Fun 45 Playful 17 Signage 16 Large sizes 19 Decorative 10 Swash 11 Expanded 6 Spicy 3 Fuzzy 3 Cambodian 5 Khmer 8 1960s 11 French 4 Connected 18 Shadow 7 Gradient 3 Halloween 5 Sketch 6 Songti 5 Traditional Chinese 8 Ancient 3 Roman 11 1920s 5 Vintage 12 Pulp 3 Handwritten 44 Heiti 4 Dotted 2 Marker 13 Celtic 4 Unicase 5 Typewriter 11 Bubbly 4 Songeulssi 9 Hebrew 7 Tapered 2 Jangsikche 6 Pixel 11 Game 8 Hearts 4 1930s 6 Copperplate 2 1940s 2 Speed 2 Antiqua 6 Blackletter 10 Neoclassical 2 Retro 12 Batang 5 Kawaii 2 Maru gothic 7 1970s 3 1980s 3 Bamboo 2 Knit 17 Needlepoint 2 1700s 3 Sport 8 Tegaki 2 Poppu 7 Kaiti 2 barcode 7 diagram 2 Maobi 3 Simplified Chinese 9 Shouxie 1 Rock 3 Tattoo 5 Manga 5 Urban 3 Kaelriponteu 1 Kodingche 1 Icons 6 Dingbat 6 German 3 Surf 2 Distressed 4 Glitch 4 Graffiti 4 Looped 2 Fude 2 Meishuti 2

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