Preview and learn about the most popular Urdu fonts for InPage, Word and the web, including Jameel Noori, Faiz Lahori and Noto Nastaliq Urdu.
Preview the most used Urdu typefaces for newspaper, book, web and academic publishing. Samples render in your browser using Noto Nastaliq Urdu.
Urdu is set in two broad styles. Nastaleeq is the flowing, diagonal calligraphic hand that most readers expect for Urdu, used across newspapers, books and poetry. Naskh is the more horizontal, Arabic style script, often chosen for Quranic text and some academic work. For everyday Urdu publishing, a Nastaleeq face such as Jameel Noori is the natural default.
This is the detail that trips people up. A modern Unicode font like Noto Nastaliq Urdu reads standard Unicode text. A classic InPage font reads InPage's own glyph codes. They are not interchangeable, which is why text can look perfect in one and broken in the other. If your text breaks, the issue is usually encoding, not the font. Our Unicode to InPage converter bridges that gap, and you can read the full explanation in why Urdu breaks in InPage.
Pair your fonts with our online Urdu keyboard to type Urdu directly, or read the best Urdu Nastaleeq fonts for a deeper comparison.