Tibetan Fonts

Fonts compatible with the ISO 10646 / Unicode Standard for encoding Tibetan characters: Tibetan Unicode

Tibetan Machine Uni - based on TCC / Tony Duff's Tibetan Machine font.
Jomolhari font - designed by Christopher Fynn based on Bhutanese manuscript examples. Primarily intended for printing texts. Also available from: the Free Tibetan Fonts Project.

On Windows XP & 2000 these fonts currently work with Office 2003 sp1 - though you will also need to install the EWTS EWTS Unicode keyboard or a another Tibetan Input Method. For information on using the font with other applications please see: THDLs Instructions for using Tibetan Unicode Fonts in Windows.

Windows Vista fully supports both fonts without additional software.

TCRC Youtso Unicode – 442 characters (1017 glyphs) in version 1.0 offered for free download from Poppdict.Com by the Tibetan Computer Resource Centre (TCRC), Dharamsala.

See their main web site for more information how to purchase this font set. Just now this font set does not support the Tibetan Unicode standard.

See their main web site for more information how to purchase their font sets. Just now these font sets do not support the Tibetan Unicode standard.

See: their main web site for how to download various free fonts provided by THDL and Trace Foundation.

The Tibetan Machine font is an original font by Tony Duff, licenced and placed in to the public domain by the Trace Foundation.
The Tibetan Machine Web font is a version of the same font re-encoded to support display of Tibetan text on legacy browsers.
The Tibetan Machine Uni font is a much extended version supporting the Tibetan Unicode standard (see above).