Open licence · Sans serif
Lexend
Quiet luxury, approachable
The Lexend webfont did not load here — this is a fallback face, not Lexend.
Measured character
Measured from the outlines, not from a description. Each band is a third of the open catalogue: “tall x-height” means taller than two thirds of it, which is a fact about the measurement rather than an opinion.
Fonts similar to Lexend, measured
Ranked by the same engine the app uses, on the ten features it measures, within the sans serif pool. The line under each names how it differs from Lexend, in words, never a percentage.
Quiet luxury, approachable
The Lexend Deca webfont did not load here — this is a fallback face, not Lexend Deca.
Quiet luxury, approachable
The Readex Pro webfont did not load here — this is a fallback face, not Readex Pro.
Quiet luxury, approachable
The Comme webfont did not load here — this is a fallback face, not Comme.
These are the first 3 of 992 ranked. The full list, and the same ranking against every font you own, is part of founding access.
What $39 buys →Lexend as a free alternative to
Lexend is suggested on 2 licensed families’ profiles. The basis is named on each: metric-compatible means the advance widths match, so a swap keeps the line breaks; derived means it was drawn from the same source; the rest are judgement, labelled as such.
In the app
Search the whole open catalogue by name, category and measured character, preview every result in your own words, and save it to a Board. Open the app — the shelf, search and the first three results of any search are free.