Between the 17 th and 19 th centuries, the recognizable top line on each character was lost, resulting in Gujarati script as it is known now. Enjoy quick browsing, easy use in desktop applications or on the web, and endless typographic inspiration. In the early days, it continued to be written using Devanagari, but as the language became more distinct, so did the script. Gujarati and its script evolved together during the second millennium CE, the language deriving from Sanskrit and the writing system being adapted from Devanagari. Like other Brahmic scripts, it is written from left to right, without distinguishing between upper and lower case. Its 36 consonants are written in full, and vowels are represented with the use of diacritics which modify the consonant letter. It is categorized as an abugida, and unlike alphabets such as Greek or Latin, is not written with complete vowels. The following tool will transform your text into graphics. Gujarati greatly resembles Devanagari, the script usually used for Sanskrit, but lacks the horizontal line at the top of letters seen in Devanagari, and a number of characters are significantly altered. If you want to use Gujarati fonts online without downloading, you can use our text generator below. Gujarati is written using the Gujarati script, which is one of many scripts derived from the ancient Brahmi system. Noto Sans Gujarati contains 798 glyphs, 16 OpenType features, and supports 164 characters from 5 Unicode blocks: Gujarati, Basic Latin, General Punctuation, Devanagari, Common Indic Number Forms. Gujarati (ગુજરાતી) is one of many recognized languages in India, and the official language of the state of Gujarat. It is among the most widely spoken languages in India, and is also spoken around the world among the Gujarati diaspora, where it is one of the more common Indian languages. Noto Sans Gujarati is an unmodulated (sans serif) design for texts in the Indic Gujarati script.

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