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Best Programming Fonts 2026
Code editors and terminals use programming fonts as specialized typefaces. Use this list to compare fonts including 0xProto, Cascadia Code and JetBrains Mono by platform and pricing model.
The list is ordered by newest release first, using figures the makers publish. It is not scored, so compare the details that fit your setup.
Before you choose
Check platform support
Match the font's listed platform with your setup before downloading. This category names macOS, Windows, Linux, Web and API among its platform labels.
Hack lists Windows, macOS and Linux. The 0xProto entry lists Windows and macOS, while Cascadia Code lists Web.
Compare free options
Items in this list include fonts with a free plan. The pricing model can vary, so read the plan name shown for the font you want.
Fonts such as Fira Code, Iosevka and Monaspace are marked free.
Look for a trial
A free trial can provide a way to try a font before paying. MonoLisa has a free Trial plan under its freemium pricing model.
Check the listed plan terms before choosing a paid or freemium font.
Read the listed plan
Plan names can clarify what a free option includes. Anonymous Pro lists a free plan named Anonymous Pro, while MonoLisa lists Trial.
Use the plan label and pricing model together when comparing fonts.