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Fonts that go with Ubuntu

Of the 77,301 home pages that load Ubuntu, 15% also load Open Sans and 12% Roboto. Ubuntu meets 114 fonts on 50 sites or more. Weighed against how common each font is, Ubuntu Mono comes with it most: on 138 sites, where chance would give 6.7.

Fonts on the same home page, not which one sets the headings · HTTP Archive , 1 September 2026

Ubuntu: the font →Fonts like Ubuntu →

Pair checkerUbuntu + any fontHow many of the 6,276,350 home pages counted load the two together, and how that compares with chance.Check this font with any other

01 / Set together

How the pairs look

Each font drawn from its own outlines, one as a heading and the other as text, then the other way round: the crawl does not say which sets the headings.

  • Ubuntu + Open Sans

    11,792 sites · 0.8× chance

    Heading · Ubuntu

    Ubuntu

    Text · Open Sans

    Heading · Open Sans

    Open Sans

    Text · Ubuntu

  • Ubuntu + Ubuntu Mono

    138 sites · 21× chance

    Heading · Ubuntu

    Ubuntu

    Text · Ubuntu Mono

    Heading · Ubuntu Mono

    Ubuntu Mono

    Text · Ubuntu

  • Ubuntu + Ubuntu Condensed

    864 sites · 17× chance

    Heading · Ubuntu

    Ubuntu

    Text · Ubuntu Condensed

    Heading · Ubuntu Condensed

    Ubuntu Condensed

    Text · Ubuntu

04 / Questions

Pairing Ubuntu

Answered from HTTP Archive’s crawl of 1 September 2026 and each font’s licence

What font goes with Ubuntu?

On the 77,301 home pages that load Ubuntu (HTTP Archive, September 2026), the fonts loaded most often with it are Open Sans (11,792 sites, 15% of them), Roboto (9,588) and Montserrat (5,287). They are on the same page: the data does not say which one sets the headings.

What fonts pair well with Ubuntu?

Weighed against how common each font is, sites choose Ubuntu Mono with Ubuntu most: 21× as often as chance would have it, on 138 sites where chance gives 6.7. Then Ubuntu Condensed (17×) and Ubuntu Sans (16×).

Can I use Ubuntu and Ubuntu Mono together for free?

Yes: both are free, commercial work included. Ubuntu and Ubuntu Mono are both under the Ubuntu Font Licence. Each font’s page says what its licence allows.