List 14 stayed inside one handwriting-style family. List 15 shifts to a different, bolder family instead — the mffdin1451 pair, two standalone cuts (mffjashan and mffjulaf), and a four-part mffrangdar series built for maximum visual punch. Eight cuts, all leaning heavy and loud.
mffdin1451_wa and mffdin1451_wn form a matched pair; mffjashan and mffjulaf each stand on their own with a distinct look; and mffrangdar11, mffrangdar31, mffrangdar32 and mffrangdar33 make up the largest series on the page. Type once and scroll through all eight below.
List 15 mixes a matched pair, two standalone cuts, and a four-part series — all from the MFF family, all leaning toward heavier, more attention-grabbing strokes than the handwriting-inspired cuts on List 14. Each name below renders in its own font.
A matched pair sharing the "din1451" name, with the trailing letters marking the two variants.
A single distinctive style, celebratory in feel and independent of the other groups on this page.
Another lone cut with its own character, set apart from mffjashan and the rangdar series alike.
The largest series here — four closely numbered variants built for bold, high-impact display use.
Every group on this page favours heavier strokes and stronger presence, so picking between them usually comes down to how much visual weight your design needs.
The din1451 pair holds up well at large sizes, making it a solid pick for banners and flex prints.
mffjashan's festive tone suits invitations, greetings, and celebration-themed titles.
mffjulaf's distinct shape makes it a strong pick for a single word or short title that needs to grab attention.
With four variants to choose from, the rangdar series gives room to dial in a bold look for thumbnails and video graphics.
All eight fonts on this page — din1451, jashan, julaf, and rangdar alike — are legacy, non-Unicode fonts that map Gurmukhi characters onto custom ASCII key positions.
List 14 stayed inside the handwriting-inspired GHWPentiAkhari family. List 15 switches to the bolder MFF family, pairing the din1451 set with two standalone cuts and the four-part rangdar series.
No — each is a standalone cut on this page, independent of the din1451 pair and the four-part rangdar series.
Yes, each of the four is its own variant rather than a simple size or weight change, so it's worth previewing all four against your text before picking one.
Yes — each preview card includes a TTF download button alongside HD PNG and HD Transparent image exports.
List 15 is a bold MFF lineup in four groups — head back to the main generator to explore the rest, or skip ahead to another page.
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