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PG CIRC, Dilli, Ekjot & Khanna — decorative flair for standout Punjabi text

List 16 was all restraint. List 17 turns that dial back up — the rounded four-cut PG CIRC series, the single ornate PG Dilli face, the two-cut PG Ekjot pair, and three bold PG Khanna cuts. Ten fonts built to grab attention on posters, banners and social art.

Four Groups · Ten Cuts

Ten decorative cuts, side by side.

PG CIRC brings rounded, circular strokes in four variants, PG Dilli adds a single ornate face, PG Ekjot contributes two graceful cuts, and PG Khanna rounds things out with three sturdy, bold options. Type once and scroll through all ten below.

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Four groups, one bolder register

Where List 16 kept things quiet, List 17 leans into shape and weight — rounded circular forms, an ornate single face, a graceful pair, and three sturdy bold cuts. Each name below renders in its own font.

4 cuts

pg_circ_s_5_1 – pg_circ_s_5_4

Rounded, circular strokes across four closely related cuts — a distinctive look for posters and creative headlines.

1 cut

pg_dilli_8

A single ornate face with plenty of character, best used sparingly for titles and standout moments.

2 cuts

pg_ekjot_5 & pg_ekjot_7

A graceful pair that balances decorative detail with enough clarity to still read comfortably.

3 cuts

pg_khanna_4, pg_khanna_7 & pg_khanna_c_6

Three bold, sturdy cuts that hold up well at large sizes — a solid pick when text needs to command attention.

Matching font to project

Built to be noticed

All four groups on this page trade a little readability for personality, so the choice usually comes down to how much visual weight your design can handle.

01

Posters & event flyers

The rounded PG CIRC cuts and the ornate pg_dilli_8 face both stand out well at poster size.

02

Social media creatives

PG Ekjot's graceful strokes work nicely for Instagram and Facebook post graphics.

03

Banners & thumbnails

The bold PG Khanna cuts hold their shape at a distance, making them a good fit for YouTube thumbnails and banners.

04

Invitations & short titles

Used sparingly, pg_dilli_8 and the PG CIRC series add a decorative touch to invitation cards and short titles.

Good to know

Legacy fonts vs. modern Unicode fonts

The PG CIRC, Dilli, Ekjot and Khanna cuts on this page are legacy, non-Unicode fonts that map Gurmukhi characters onto custom ASCII key positions.

Modern Unicode fonts Recommended for web

  • Text stays editable, searchable and copy-pasteable everywhere
  • Renders correctly on any device with no font installed
  • Readable by screen readers and indexable by search engines

Legacy fonts This page

  • Tied to a specific keyboard/ASCII mapping — only displays correctly with the matching font installed
  • Common in poster design and print-ready creative files
  • Best exported as a flattened image before use in banners or thumbnails
Questions

List 17 FAQ

How is List 17 different from List 16?

List 16 was built for comfortable reading with the grvta and gubara sets. List 17 shifts toward decorative impact with four different families — PG CIRC, PG Dilli, PG Ekjot and PG Khanna — meant to be seen more than read at length.

Which PG font should I use for a poster headline?

The rounded PG CIRC cuts or the ornate pg_dilli_8 face both work well for headline-sized text where personality matters more than density of words.

Are the PG Khanna cuts good for long paragraphs?

They're bold by design, so they're best kept to short lines, titles or banner text rather than full paragraphs.

Can I download the TTF files?

Yes — each preview card includes a TTF download button alongside HD PNG and HD Transparent image exports.

27 pages, hundreds of Gurmukhi styles

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