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Sono’s Monospace axis (MONO) appears in only one other family. Among the 42 monospaced families, it has the third-deepest descenders.

Outlines drawn from the Sono file at weight 400. The dashed line is the median x-height of the monospaced families.
Measure, per 1,000 emSonoMedian of 44 monospaced families
Ascender (top of d)762730
Cap height (top of H)624699
x-height (top of x)482517
Descender (foot of p)−238−200
x-height ÷ cap height0.770.70
Average lowercase width619600
Ink coverage, a–z35.5%36.0%

Where it sitsEvery monospace family is a dot

X-height across the 42 monospaced families with ascenders

378748

Just below: Libertinus Mono, Lekton; just above: LXGW WenKai Mono TC, Source Code Pro

Average lowercase width across the 44 monospaced families

4001,000

Just below: Overpass Mono, Intel One Mono; just above: Libertinus Mono, Azeret Mono

Weights and styles

100200300400500600700800900

One variable file per style covers every weight from 200 to 800, with no italic; seven of the nine standard steps fall inside that range.

AxisTagRangeIn the library
Weightwght200 to 800545 families
MonospaceMONO0 to 1axis page

Scripts3 subsets · families sharing each

Inside the file

In the measured file: 750 glyphs and 576 mapped Unicode characters; 21 OpenType feature tags.

Declared features: fractions, superscripts, subscripts, ordinals, slashed zero, case-sensitive forms and five stylistic sets.

Measured neighboursClosest in proportion; differences per 1,000 em

Same designer

Tyler Finck is credited on 12 other families in the library, from Knewave (2011) to Scoutie Sans (2026); the closest of them in x-height and width is Trispace.

File: ofl/sono, google/fonts 9862abc · font software © its authors, SIL Open Font License 1.1 · method