Plus Jakarta Sans

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Plus Jakarta Sans is a friendly geometric sans-serif born from Jakarta's city branding initiative, blending warmth and clarity with subtle character in each glyph. Its variable font supports weight from ExtraLight to ExtraBold with matching italics, making it versatile enough for both product interfaces and brand communications. Ideal for startups, civic design, and digital products that want a clean, approachable feel with a global, community-minded spirit.

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About Plus Jakarta Sans

Designer
Gumpita Rahayu
Foundry
Tokotype
Released
2020
License
SIL Open Font License 1.1
Category
Neo-Grotesque
Recommended Weight
800
Variable Axes
weight
Script Support
Latin
Available Weights
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Who Uses Plus Jakarta Sans

Jakarta Provincial Government (City branding initiative).

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is Plus Jakarta Sans connected to the city of Jakarta?

Plus Jakarta Sans was created as part of Jakarta's city branding initiative, designed by Gumpita Rahayu of Tokotype to represent the Indonesian capital's modern, community-oriented identity. The "Plus" prefix distinguishes this expanded open-source version from the original city-specific release.

What gives Plus Jakarta Sans its friendly, approachable feel?

The font features slightly rounded terminals and generous letter-spacing that soften its geometric structure. Combined with an even stroke width and open counters, these details create a warm personality that feels more human than purely geometric alternatives like Montserrat.

How does Plus Jakarta Sans compare to DM Sans?

Both are friendly geometric sans-serifs popular for SaaS interfaces, but Plus Jakarta Sans has slightly rounder terminals and a warmer overall tone. DM Sans tends toward a more compact, optically sized design, while Plus Jakarta Sans prioritizes openness and approachability.