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Noto Serif KR
Noto Serif KR is the Korean member of the Noto Serif family. The selected variable font is version 2.003-H1, and its character map includes modern Hangul syllables, Hangul Jamo, Latin characters, and a substantial set of CJK ideographs. Its bracketed serifs and contrasting strokes give Korean and Latin text a formal, book-oriented character.
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Usage signals
Reviewed signals from the current approved Work-level License Review.
- Commercial use
- Allowed
- Modification
- Allowed
- Attribution
- Not required
- File redistribution
- Conditional
License and source
- Public domain
- No
- Creator
- Adobe, Google
- Primary content source
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- Rights checked
Font use and file conditions
Ordinary documents, images, and other rendered results made with the font do not inherit the SIL Open Font License 1.1, and the license does not require creator credit on those results.
If you redistribute the font software, keep the applicable copyright notice and the OFL with every copy. The font software may not be sold by itself; modified or redistributed font software must remain under the OFL.
This OFL notice does not reserve a font name. The copyright holders’ and authors’ names may not be used to promote or endorse a modified version without written permission, except to acknowledge contributions or with their permission.
Ideas for use · AtriTrove editorial suggestions
Consider it for bilingual essays, exhibition notes, or headings that need a traditional serif voice. Test the exact Korean and Latin strings your project needs, choose weights for a clear hierarchy, and check line breaks at the final layout width; the character-map review does not substitute for language-specific proofing or performance tests.