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Headlines and body copy — Sunghyun Sans adapts to every context.
Typographic intelligence
Built-in OpenType features for precise, professional typography.
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Everything you need to know about Sunghyun Sans.
- Name
- Sunghyun Sans
- Families
- Std, KR, JP, Disambiguated
- Weights
- 9 (Thin 100 — Black 900)
- Formats
- OTF
- Glyphs
- ~3,190 (Std), ~14,716 (KR), ~22,926 (JP), ~23,400 (Disambiguated)
- Scripts
- Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese, Chinese
- License
- SIL Open Font License 1.1
- Based on
- Inter (Rasmus Andersson), Pretendard (Kil Hyung-jin), Source Han Sans (Adobe), M PLUS 1p (Coji Morishita)
Free and open source
Sunghyun Sans is licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1. Use it freely in any project — personal or commercial, print or digital.
No cost, no catch, no strings attached.
What you can do
- Use in personal and commercial projects
- Embed on websites via CSS @font-face
- Bundle with applications and software
- Modify and create derivative fonts
- Redistribute freely
License terms
- Cannot sell font files on their own
- Derivatives must remain under OFL
- Don't use the reserved font name for modified versions
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about using Sunghyun Sans.
Is it safe to use in client projects?
Yes. Sunghyun Sans is licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1, which permits use in any project — personal, commercial, print, or digital — at no cost.
How did you build it?
Used Glyph 3 App and added rounded filters. Experimented with Claude to find the right radii.
Are you not concerned about copyright infringement from Apple?
No. Sunghyun Sans is built on top of open-source fonts (Inter, Pretendard, Source Han Sans, M PLUS 1p) and does not contain any proprietary Apple font data. The rounding is applied independently using Glyph 3.
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