Noto Serif KR 본명조
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The elegant counterpart to Noto Sans KR. A complete Korean serif for books, editorial design and invitations.
명조 폰트
Korean serif fonts are called myeongjo (명조) or batang (바탕). Their brush-inspired strokes feel classic and literary — perfect for books, wedding invitations, quotes and editorial design.
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The elegant counterpart to Noto Sans KR. A complete Korean serif for books, editorial design and invitations.
다람쥐 헌 쳇바퀴에 타고파
A traditional Korean myeongjo with brush-inspired strokes. Classic, literary and refined.
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A delicate batang (serif) with a calm, handcrafted feel. Lovely for poems and quotes.
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A traditional-looking Korean serif inspired by old woodblock printing.
다람쥐 헌 쳇바퀴에 타고파
A contemporary variable serif with sharp, high-contrast Hangul — great for headlines.
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A slender, airy serif with a soft romantic mood.
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A decorative serif with floral, curly details — beautiful for titles.
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The ink-saving version of Nanum Myeongjo. Great for printing long documents, theses and handouts.
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Naver’s contemporary serif (buri = serif), designed for comfortable screen reading. Elegant and calm, in five weights.
Want Korean-style text you can paste anywhere? Use the Korean font generator — or write your name in Hangul with the English to Korean name generator.
Myeongjo (명조) is the Korean name for serif typefaces, originally from the Ming-dynasty printing style. It is also called batang (바탕).
Noto Serif KR is the most complete; Nanum Myeongjo is the most widely installed.