Rupali Bengali Fontরুপালি
A free Unicode Bengali font by Solaiman Karim. Preview it below, then download the 251 KB TrueType file.
Type in English and press space to get Bengali, or paste Bengali text directly.
Rupaliরুপালি
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Rupali font details
- Name in your font menu
- Rupali
- Designer
- Solaiman Karim
- Licence
- SIL Open Font License
- Version
- 1.50
- File
- TrueType (.ttf), 251 KB
- Glyphs
- 615
- Unicode
- Yes - 91 Bengali (Bangla) script characters
How to type in Rupali
- Type your text in the Bengali typing editor by spelling words in English, e.g. “nomoskar” becomes নমস্কার. Then press Copy.
- Install Rupali (steps below) and open Word, LibreOffice, Photoshop or any app that uses your computer's fonts.
- Paste the text, select it and choose Rupali from the font list.
Install Rupali on your device
- Windows
- Right-click the downloaded TrueType file and choose "Install", or "Install for all users" to share it with every account. Restart open apps to see Rupali.
- Mac
- Double-click the file to open Font Book, then click "Install Font". Rupali is then available in every app.
- Android
- Android has no built-in way to install fonts system-wide. Many design and video apps let you import a font file directly - add the downloaded file there.
- iPhone and iPad
- Install the file with a font installer app from the App Store, then pick Rupali in apps that support custom fonts, such as Pages and Keynote.
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Rupali font: common questions
Is the Rupali font free to use?
Yes. Rupali is released under the SIL Open Font License, which lets you use it free of charge in personal and commercial work - documents, print, logos, websites and apps. The only thing you may not do is sell the font file on its own.
Is Rupali a Unicode font?
Yes. Rupali is a Unicode font: it covers 91 Bengali characters at their standard code points, so Bengali text typed anywhere - including our online editor - displays correctly in it.
What is Rupali called in Word and other apps?
After installing it, look for "Rupali" in the font menu of Word, LibreOffice, Photoshop or any other app that uses your computer's fonts. Web apps such as Google Docs cannot see fonts installed on your computer. That is the name stored inside the font file, and it can differ slightly from the name on this page.
How do I install Rupali?
Download the TrueType file from this page. On Windows, right-click it and choose "Install". On a Mac, double-click it and click "Install Font" in Font Book. Restart any app that was already open and Rupali will appear in its font list.