Cutive Mono
Among the 42 monospaced families, Cutive Mono has the shortest x-height and the smallest x-height relative to its capitals. At its regular weight it looks lighter on the page than 98% of the monospaced families, by ink coverage.
| Measure, per 1,000 em | Cutive Mono | Median of 44 monospaced families |
|---|---|---|
| Ascender (top of d) | 576 | 730 |
| Cap height (top of H) | 572 | 699 |
| x-height (top of x) | 378 | 517 |
| Descender (foot of p) | −181 | −200 |
| x-height ÷ cap height | 0.66 | 0.70 |
| Average lowercase width | 606 | 600 |
| Ink coverage, a–z | 25.8% | 36.0% |
Where it sitsEvery monospace family is a dot
Average lowercase width across the 44 monospaced families
Just below: Cousine, Oxygen Mono; just above: Space Mono, Intel One Mono
Weights and styles
A single static weight, Regular (400), with no italic.
Scripts2 subsets · families sharing each
- Latin1,843
- Latin Extended1,525
Inside the file
In the measured file: 452 glyphs and 447 mapped Unicode characters; eleven OpenType feature tags.
Declared features: fractions, superscripts, ordinals, standard ligatures and case-sensitive forms.
Measured neighboursClosest in proportion; differences per 1,000 em
Same designer
Vernon Adams is credited on 57 other families in the library, from Nobile (2010) to Anton SC (2024); the closest of them in x-height and width is Gruppo.
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