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B612 Mono

Among the 42 monospaced families, B612 Mono has the deepest descenders and the second-tallest ascenders. It has a taller x-height than 93% of the 42 monospaced families with ascenders.

Outlines drawn from the B612Mono-Regular file at weight 400. The dashed line is the median x-height of the monospaced families.

Measure, per 1,000 em	B612 Mono	Median of 44 monospaced families
Ascender (top of d)	810	730
Cap height (top of H)	760	699
x-height (top of x)	560	517
Descender (foot of p)	−250	−200
x-height ÷ cap height	0.74	0.70
Average lowercase width	650	600
Ink coverage, a–z	34.4%	36.0%

Where it sitsEvery monospace family is a dot

X-height across the 42 monospaced families with ascenders

378748

Just below: Azeret Mono, JetBrains Mono; just above: Sixtyfour, Workbench

Average lowercase width across the 44 monospaced families

4001,000

Just below: Libertinus Mono, Sono; just above: Major Mono Display, Digital Numbers; level with: Azeret Mono

Weights and styles

Static files in two weights (Regular and Bold), with a matching italic; 4 font files in all.

Scripts1 subset · families sharing each

Latin1,843

Inside the file

In the measured file: 590 glyphs and 589 mapped Unicode characters; 0 OpenType feature tags.

Measured neighboursClosest in proportion; differences per 1,000 em

Oxygen Monoshorter x-height, narrower Hibur Monoshorter x-height, narrower Roboto Monoshorter x-height, narrower Fira Monoshorter x-height, narrower Fira Codeshorter x-height, narrower JetBrains Monoshorter x-height, narrower

Outside the monospace class

Rubik Vinyltaller x-height, narrower Hepta Slabshorter x-height, narrower Armatataller x-height, narrower

Rank every family against B612 Mono

Same designer

Nicolas Chauveau is also credited on B612. Thomas Paillot is also credited on B612. Jonathan Favre-Lamarine is also credited on B612. Jean-Luc Vinot is also credited on B612.