Page 5 of 27 · Four Font Families

karmic, pnjbtype, puntyp & raaj

List 5 rounds out the karmic family, adds a standalone pnjbtype cut, the two-weight puntyp pair, and the five-strong raaj series. Ten fonts, four distinct looks — type below to try them all.

Four Families · One Page

Ten fonts, one line of text.

karmic_1 and karmic_3 pick up where List 4 left off, pnjbtype stands entirely on its own, puntypg5 and puntypo7 form a tidy pair, and the raaj series brings five more cuts to compare. Type once and scroll through every style below.

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Four families, ten fonts

Two of these are continuations from earlier lists, one is a standalone cut with no siblings on the site, and one is a full five-weight series. Each name below renders in its own font.

2 cuts

karmic_1 & karmic_3

The lighter end of the karmic range first seen in List 4 — a lower-numbered, more compact pair.

1 cut · standalone

pnjbtype

A single, self-contained typeface with its own distinct letterform — no numbered siblings.

2 cuts

puntypg5 & puntypo7

A compact two-weight pair built for straightforward Punjabi typing and captions.

5 cuts

raaj series

raaj___1, raaj___3, raaj___5, raaj___7 and raaj__s5 — the widest range on this page.

Matching font to project

Picking a cut from four different looks

With four unrelated styles on one page, here's a quick steer on where each tends to fit best.

01

Quick typing & captions

puntypg5 and puntypo7 keep things simple — a good default when you just need clean, readable Punjabi text fast.

02

A distinct one-off look

Since pnjbtype has no matching siblings, it's worth trying when you want a title or logo that doesn't resemble any other font on the site.

03

Multi-weight layouts

The raaj series' five cuts give you enough range to build a heading-to-body hierarchy without leaving the family.

04

Lighter body copy

karmic_1 and karmic_3 sit at the lighter end of the karmic range, useful for longer stretches of Punjabi text.

Good to know

Legacy fonts vs. modern Unicode fonts

All ten fonts here — karmic, pnjbtype, puntyp and raaj alike — 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
  • Still the standard in many printing presses and older DTP workflows
  • Best used for print, not for pasting straight into social captions
Questions

List 5 FAQ

Is pnjbtype part of a bigger family?

No — pnjbtype is a standalone typeface on this page with no numbered variants. What you see in the preview is its only cut.

Where do karmic_1 and karmic_3 fit in with List 4's karmic fonts?

They're the same underlying karmic family shown on List 4, just the lighter, lower-numbered end of the range rather than the heavier karmic_4–karmic_9 set.

Are these fonts Unicode?

No — all ten are legacy, non-Unicode fonts, so they only render correctly where the matching TTF is installed. They're best suited to print and design software.

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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