Unicode font is acomputer font that mapsglyphs tocode points defined in theUnicode Standard.^[1] The term has become archaic because the vast majority of modern computer fonts use Unicode mappings, even those fonts which only include glyphs for a singlewriting system, or even only support thebasic Latin alphabet. The distinction is historic: before Unicode, when most computer systems used only eight-bitbytes, no more than 256 characters (or control codes) could be encoded. This meant that eachcharacter repertoire had to have its owncodepoint assignments – and thus a given codepoint could have multiple meanings. By assuring unique assignments, Unicode resolved this issue.

Fonts which support a wide range ofUnicode scripts andUnicode symbols are sometimes referred to as "pan-Unicode fonts", although as the maximum number of glyphs that can be defined in aTrueType font is restricted to 65,535, it is not possible for a single TrueType font to provide individual glyphs for all defined Unicode characters (159,801 characters, with Unicode 17.0). This article lists some widely used Unicode fonts (those shipped with an operating system or produced by a well-known commercial font company) that support a comparatively large number and broad range of Unicode characters.

TheUnicode standard does not specify or create any font (typeface), a collection of graphical shapes called glyphs, itself. Rather, it defines the abstract characters as a specific number (known as acode point) and also defines the required changes of shape depending on the context the glyph is used in (e.g.,combining characters,precomposed characters andletter-diacritic combinations). The choice of font, which governs how the abstract characters in the Universal Coded Character Set (UCS) are converted into a bitmap or vector output that can then be viewed on a screen or printed, is left up to the user. If a font is chosen which does not contain a glyph for a code point used in the document, it typically displays a question mark, a box, or some othersubstitute character.

Computer fonts use various techniques to display characters or glyphs. Abitmap font contains a grid of dots known aspixels forming an image of each glyph in each face and size.Outline fonts (also known as vector fonts) use drawing instructions or mathematical formulae to describe each glyph.Stroke fonts use a series of specified lines (for the glyph's border) and additional information to define theprofile, orsize and shape of the line in a specific face and size, which together describe the appearance of the glyph.

Fonts also include embedded specialorthographic rules to output certain combinations of letterforms (and alternative symbols for the same letter) be combined into specialligature forms (mixed characters).Operating systems, web browsers (user agent), and other software that extensively use typography, use a font to display text on the screen or print media, and can be programmed to use those embedded rules. Alternatively, they may use external script-shaping technologies (rendering technology or “smart font” engine), and they can also be programmed to use either a large Unicode font, or use multiple different fonts for different characters or languages.

No single "Unicode font" includes all the characters defined in the presentrevision ofISO 10646 (Unicode) standard, as more and more languages and charactersare continually added to it, and common font formats cannot contain more than 65,535 glyphs (about half the number of characters encoded in Unicode). As a result, font developers and foundries incorporate new characters in newer versions or revisions of a font, or in separate auxiliary fonts intended specifically for particular languages.

UCS has over 1.1 million code points, but only the first 65,536 (the Plane 0:Basic Multilingual Plane, or BMP) had entered into common use before 2000.

See theUnicode planes article for more information on other planes, including: Plane 1:Supplementary Multilingual Plane (SMP), Plane 2:Supplementary Ideographic Plane (SIP), Plane 14:Supplementary Special-purpose Plane (SSP), Plane 15 and 16: reserved forPrivate Use Areas (PUA).

The first Unicode fonts (with very large character sets and supporting manyUnicode blocks) wereLucida Sans Unicode (released March 1993),Unihan font (1993), andEverson Mono (1995).

There are typographical ambiguities in Unicode, so that some of theunified Han characters (seen in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean) will be typographically different in different regions. For example, Unicode pointU+9AA8 骨CJK UNIFIED IDEOGRAPH-9AA8 is typographically different between simplified Chinese and traditional Chinese. This has implications for the idea that a single typeface can satisfy the needs of all locales.^[2]The design of Unicode ensures that such differences do not create semantic ambiguity, but the use of incorrect forms is often considered visually awkward or aesthetically inappropriate to native readers of East Asian languages.

Unicode is now the standard encoding for many new standards and protocols, and is built into the architecture of operating systems (Microsoft Windows,AppleMac OS, and many versions ofUnix andLinux), programming languages (Ada,Perl,Python,Java,Common LISP,APL), and libraries (IBMInternational Components for Unicode (ICU), along with thePango,Graphite,Scribe,Uniscribe, andATSUI rendering engines), font formats (TrueType andOpenType) and so on. Many other standards are also getting upgraded to be Unicode-compliant.

Here is a selection of some of theutility software that can identify the characters present in a font file:

• Character Map, applet included with Microsoft Windows
• Font Book, application included with Mac OS
• GNOME Character Map, application included with the GNOME desktop environment
• BabelMap, third-party software for Windows

Of the many Unicode fonts available, those listed below are the most commonly used worldwide on mainstream computingplatforms.

Note

^‡ OTF+TTO:OpenType font withTrueType outlines.

^‡ OpenType fonts sometimes don't contain a one-by-one kernpair table but a kern-by-classes table where groups of similar characters are seen as one kern group. For instance,V andW have nearly the same left and right geometry. So “0” doesn't mean that no kerning is supported.

^⸶ Register after "reasonable" period (author's words).

^⸷ Includes more than 27,000 Hanzi glyphs from WenQuanYi Bitmap Song font.

^⸸ Han Nom A covers mainly CJK U Ideographs Ext A, and Han Nom B covers mostly Ext B.

^§ Sun-Ext A covers 102 blocks of different languages. Sun-ExtB covers mostly CJK Supplement, CJK U Ideographs Ext B, C, TaiXuan Jing.

^⸹ Zen Hei, Zen Hei Mono and Zen Hei Sharp co-exist in a single TTC file; also with embedded bitmaps. Latin/Hangul derived from UnDotum, Bopomofo derived from cwTeX, mono-spaced Latin from M+ M2 Light. Full CJK coverage. Included with Fedora Linux, Ubuntu Linux.

This section'sfactual accuracy may be compromised due to out-of-date information. The reason given is: Some Unicode blocks are missing. Some of these fonts have expanded since article was written.. Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information.(February 2025)

Number of characters included by theabove version of fonts, for differentUnicode blocks are listed below.Basic Latin (128:0000–007F) means that in the range called 'Basic Latin', there are 128 assigned codes, numbered 0 to7F. The cells then show the number of those codes which are covered by each font. Unicode blocks listed are valid forUnicode version 8.0.

Cells shaded green indicate complete coverage.

Cells shaded blue are not complete, but are the most complete of the fonts listed.

Empty cells indicate that no character exists in that block.

Unicode Fonts

BMP (Plane 0)
Font  Range	Arial	Arial Unicode MS	Bitstream Cyberbit	Cardo	Caslon Roman	Code2000	Charis SIL	Chrysanthi Unicode	ClearlyU	DejaVu Fonts	Doulos SIL	Everson Mono	GNU FreeFont	Gentium Plus	GNU Unifont	Junicode	Linux Libertine	Lucida Grande	Lucida Sans Unicode	Microsoft JhengHei	Microsoft Sans Serif	New Gulim	Sun-ExtA	Tahoma	Times New Roman	TITUS Cyberbit Basic	WenQuanYi Zen Hei	Y.OzFontN
Non-Unicode Glyphs	703	11,460	1,566	23		10,478	2,673	1		295	2,673	8	2,451	3,257	4	76	3	589		263	443	4,562	2,577	624	704	866	2,007	954
Unassigned Code Points (0000-10FFFF)			261		2		1	10		2	1	7	1	1	2,421	1	2	1		1		32	67			1	37	118
Total Characters in BMP (61,589:0000–FFFF)	2,712		28,107	2,175	3,681	53,068	1,985	4,372		5,161	1,985	5,639	6,448	2,326	60,691	3,019	2,547	2,236		28,956	2,634	46,247	49,945	2,788	2,710	9,177	41,559	21,225
C0 Control Character (32:0000–001F)			31				1				1		1	1	31			1		1		31	31				32
Basic Latin (95:0020–007E)	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95	95
Delete Character (1: 007F-007F)	1	1	1	1		1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1		1	1	1		1		1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
C1 Control Character (32: 0080-009F)			32												32								32
Latin-1 Supplement (96:00A0–00FF)	94	96	95	96	96	96	96	96	95	96	96	96	96	96	96	96	96	96	96	96	94	96	96	94	94	96	95	96
Latin Extended-A (128:0100–017F)	128	128	128	127	128	128	128	128	128	128	128	128	128	128	128	128	128	128	128	8	128	128	128	128	128	128	29	128
Latin Extended-B (208:0180–024F)	208	148	208	52	178	208	188	188	178	208	188	208	208	208	208	182	194	183	119	1	208	7	208	208	208	183	8	28
IPA Extensions (96:0250–02AF)	96	89	96	96	94	96	96	94	94	96	96	96	96	96	96	94	96	96	89		96		96	96	96	96	96	55
Spacing Modifier Letters (80:02B0–02FF)	80	57	79	80	63	80	75	63	62	63	75	80	80	75	80	63	80	80	57	12	80	10	80	80	80	80	11	14
Combining Diacritical Marks (112:0300–036F)	112	72	112	112	82	112	103	82	82	93	103	112	112	107	112	109	111	106	68	1	109		112	110	112	106		32
Greek and Coptic (135:0370–03FF)	126	105	134	124	110	134	17	76	110	134	17	135	134	120	135	80	110	106	91	117	126	73	127	123	126	117	72	76
Cyrillic (256:0400–04FF)	254	226	253	2	238	256	214	238	244	256	214	256	256	214	256		230	244	153		254	94	253	254	254	246	92	66
Cyrillic Supplement (48:0500–052F)	24				16	36	34		16	36	34	38	40	34	40			16			24		20	24	24	15
Armenian (89:0530–058F)		85			85	86		84	86	86		86	87		87								86	86		86
Hebrew (87:0590–05FF)	87	82	46	86	82	86		60	82	54		87	87		87		53	82	51		87		87	87	87	83
Arabic (255:0600–06FF)	225	194	60	10		185		69	201	161			252		254						232		225	225	225	183
Syriac (77:0700–074F)						50							77		77											76
Arabic Supplement (48:0750–077F)	30												48		48						30			30	30
Range Font   Range	Arial	Arial Unicode MS	Bitstream Cyberbit	Cardo	Caslon Roman	Code2000	Charis SIL	Chrysanthi Unicode	ClearlyU	DejaVu Fonts	Doulos SIL	Everson Mono	GNU FreeFont	Gentium Plus	GNU Unifont	Junicode	Linux Libertine	Lucida Grande	Lucida Sans Unicode	Microsoft JhengHei	Microsoft Sans Serif	New Gulim	Sun-ExtA	Tahoma	Times New Roman	TITUS Cyberbit Basic	WenQuanYi Zen Hei	Y.OzFontN

Range Font   Range	Arial	Arial Unicode MS	Bitstream Cyberbit	Cardo	Caslon Roman	Code2000	Charis SIL	Chrysanthi Unicode	ClearlyU	DejaVu Fonts	Doulos SIL	Everson Mono	GNU FreeFont	Gentium Plus	GNU Unifont	Junicode	Linux Libertine	Lucida Grande	Lucida Sans Unicode	Microsoft JhengHei	Microsoft Sans Serif	New Gulim	Sun-ExtA	Tahoma	Times New Roman	TITUS Cyberbit Basic	WenQuanYi Zen Hei	Y.OzFontN
Thaana (50:0780–07BF)						50			50			50	50		50								50			50
NKo (59:07C0–07FF)						59				54					59
Samaritan (61:0800–083F)															61
Mandaic (29:0840–085F)															29
Arabic Extended-A (50:08A0–08FF)															39
Devanagari (128:0900–097F)		104				112		104	103				127		127								105			106
Bengali (93:0980–09FF)		89				91		89					92		92								90
Gurmukhi (79:0A00–0A7F)		75				79							79		79								77
Gujarati (85:0A80–0AFF)		78				83		78					84		84								78
Oriya (90:0B00–0B7F)		79				84							90		90								79
Tamil (72:0B80–0BFF)		61				71							72		72								70
Telugu (96:0C00–0C7F)		80				93							42		93								80
Kannada (87:0C80–0CFF)		80				86									86
Malayalam (100:0D00–0D7F)		78				95							98		98								78
Sinhala (90:0D80–0DFF)													80		80
Thai (87:0E00–0E7F)		87	87		86	87			87	1		87	87		87			87			87		87	87		87
Lao (67:0E80–0EFF)		65				65			65	65					67								65
Tibetan (211:0F00–0FFF)		168						168	55						211								193
Myanmar (Burmese) (160:1000–109F)						156									160								78
Georgian (88:10A0–10FF)		78		1		83			78	83		88	83		88	1							78			83
Hangul Jamo: Choseong (96: 1100-115F)		91				91			91						96							96	96				47
Hangul Jamo: Jungseong (72: 1160-11A7)		67				67									72							72	72				37
Hangul Jamo: Jongseong (88: 11A8-11FF)		82				82									88							82	82				62
Ethiopic (Ge'ez) (358:1200–137F)						356			345				345		358								345			346
Ethiopic Supplement (Ge'ez) (26:1380–139F)						26									26
Range Font   Range	Arial	Arial Unicode MS	Bitstream Cyberbit	Cardo	Caslon Roman	Code2000	Charis SIL	Chrysanthi Unicode	ClearlyU	DejaVu Fonts	Doulos SIL	Everson Mono	GNU FreeFont	Gentium Plus	GNU Unifont	Junicode	Linux Libertine	Lucida Grande	Lucida Sans Unicode	Microsoft JhengHei	Microsoft Sans Serif	New Gulim	Sun-ExtA	Tahoma	Times New Roman	TITUS Cyberbit Basic	WenQuanYi Zen Hei	Y.OzFontN

Range Font   Range	Arial	Arial Unicode MS	Bitstream Cyberbit	Cardo	Caslon Roman	Code2000	Charis SIL	Chrysanthi Unicode	ClearlyU	DejaVu Fonts	Doulos SIL	Everson Mono	GNU FreeFont	Gentium Plus	GNU Unifont	Junicode	Linux Libertine	Lucida Grande	Lucida Sans Unicode	Microsoft JhengHei	Microsoft Sans Serif	New Gulim	Sun-ExtA	Tahoma	Times New Roman	TITUS Cyberbit Basic	WenQuanYi Zen Hei	Y.OzFontN
Cherokee (92:13A0–13FF)					85	85			85			92	85		85								85
Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics (640:1400–167F)					29	640			630	433		640	640		640								640			29
Ogham (29:1680–169F)					29	29			29	29		29			29								29			29
Runic (89:16A0–16FF)				81	81	81		81	81			89	81		81	81							81			81		1
Tagalog (Baybayin) (20:1700–171F)															20
Hanunoo (Hanunó'o) (23:1720–173F)						2							23		23								2
Buhid (20:1740–175F)						20									20								20
Tagbanwa (18:1760–177F)															18
Khmer (114:1780–17FF)						114									114								103					1
Mongolian (156:1800–18AF)						155									156								155
Unified Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics Extended (70:18B0–18FF)					29	19						70	70		70								19
Limbu (68:1900–194F)						66									66								66
Tai Le (35:1950–197F)													35		35
New Tai Lue (Tai Lü) (83:1980–19DF)															83
Khmer Symbols (32:19E0–19FF)						32									32
Buginese (30:1A00–1A1F)						30							30		30
Tai Tham (127:1A20–1AAF)															127
Combining Diacritical Marks Extended (15:1AB0–1AFF)												15
Balinese (121:1B00–1B7F)															121
Sundanese (64:1B80–1BBF)															64
Batak (56:1BC0–1BFF)															56
Lepcha (74:1C00–1C4F)															74
Ol Chiki (48:1C50–1C7F)						48									48
Sundanese Supplement (8:1CC0–1CCF)															8
Vedic Extensions (41:1CD0–1CFF)															39
Phonetic Extensions (128:1D00–1D7F)	128			17		128	109			106	109	128	128	110	128	109	22	108			128		128	128	128	108
Phonetic Extensions Supplement (64:1D80–1DBF)	64					64	64			38	64	64	64		64		3				64		64	64	64
Range Font   Range	Arial	Arial Unicode MS	Bitstream Cyberbit	Cardo	Caslon Roman	Code2000	Charis SIL	Chrysanthi Unicode	ClearlyU	DejaVu Fonts	Doulos SIL	Everson Mono	GNU FreeFont	Gentium Plus	GNU Unifont	Junicode	Linux Libertine	Lucida Grande	Lucida Sans Unicode	Microsoft JhengHei	Microsoft Sans Serif	New Gulim	Sun-ExtA	Tahoma	Times New Roman	TITUS Cyberbit Basic	WenQuanYi Zen Hei	Y.OzFontN

Range Font   Range	Arial	Arial Unicode MS	Bitstream Cyberbit	Cardo	Caslon Roman	Code2000	Charis SIL	Chrysanthi Unicode	ClearlyU	DejaVu Fonts	Doulos SIL	Everson Mono	GNU FreeFont	Gentium Plus	GNU Unifont	Junicode	Linux Libertine	Lucida Grande	Lucida Sans Unicode	Microsoft JhengHei	Microsoft Sans Serif	New Gulim	Sun-ExtA	Tahoma	Times New Roman	TITUS Cyberbit Basic	WenQuanYi Zen Hei	Y.OzFontN
Combining Diacritical Marks Supplement (58:1DC0–1DFF)	13			2		13	5			6	5	58	33	5	43	26					13		13	13	13
Latin Extended Additional (256:1E00–1EFF)	247	246	96	88	246	256	256	246	246	252	256	256	256	256	256	256	256	246	8		247	8	246	247	247	247		8
Greek Extended (233:1F00–1FFF)	233	233		233	233	233		233	233	233		233	233	233	233	232	233	233			233		233	233	233	233		4
General Punctuation (111:2000–206F)	54	63	96	65	69	106	74	56	77	107	74	111	101	74	111	77	59	85	67	27	45	25	97	44	54	62	20	91
Superscripts and Subscripts (42:2070–209F)	6	28	34	9	28	29	34	29	28	34	34	42	34	34	42	29	34	29	28	1	6	6	34	6	6	29	6	34
Currency Symbols (31: 20A0-20CF)	22	13	25	6	16	22	22	15	16	23	22	30	26	22	27	2	9	18	12	17	22	4	22	22	22	12	2	18
Combining Diacritical Marks for Symbols (33:20D0–20FF)	1	18	33		20	28	5		20	7	5	33	33	5	33	1		2			1		27	1	1			27
Letterlike Symbols (80:2100–214F)	9	57	75	13	59	80	5	59	59	75	5	80	77	5	80	10	31	32	57	4	8	10	77	8	8	10	9	75
Number Forms (60:2150–218F)	7	48	58	4	49	54	54	49	49	55	54	60	58	54	58	50	50	49	4	10	5	26	50	5	7	28	30	53
Arrows (112:2190–21FF)	7	91	112	14	100	112	19	92	100	112	19	112	112	19	112		34	20	91	8		13	112		7	20	12	112
Mathematical Operators (256:2200–22FF)	16	242	246	24	242	256	21	242	242	256	21	256	256	21	256	16	82	18	242	26	13	43	256	14	16	52	51	256
Miscellaneous Technical (251:2300–23FF)	4	123	233	36	57	228	27	4	154	65	27	255	196	27	244	6	14	14	10	1		5	211		4	7	1	209
Control Pictures (39:2400–243F)		37	39		39	39	1		39	2	1	39	39	1	39		1	1	37				39				1	4
Optical Character Recognition (11:2440–245F)		11	11			11			10			11	11		11								11					11
Enclosed Alphanumerics (160:2460–24FF)		139	160		73	160			139	10		160	10		160	160	114	1				82	160			112	139	160
Box Drawing (128:2500–257F)	40	128	115	1	128	128		128				128	128		128					128	53		97	128	40	99	117	128
Range Font   Range	Arial	Arial Unicode MS	Bitstream Cyberbit	Cardo	Caslon Roman	Code2000	Charis SIL	Chrysanthi Unicode	ClearlyU	DejaVu Fonts	Doulos SIL	Everson Mono	GNU FreeFont	Gentium Plus	GNU Unifont	Junicode	Linux Libertine	Lucida Grande	Lucida Sans Unicode	Microsoft JhengHei	Microsoft Sans Serif	New Gulim	Sun-ExtA	Tahoma	Times New Roman	TITUS Cyberbit Basic	WenQuanYi Zen Hei	Y.OzFontN

Range Font   Range	Arial	Arial Unicode MS	Bitstream Cyberbit	Cardo	Caslon Roman	Code2000	Charis SIL	Chrysanthi Unicode	ClearlyU	DejaVu Fonts	Doulos SIL	Everson Mono	GNU FreeFont	Gentium Plus	GNU Unifont	Junicode	Linux Libertine	Lucida Grande	Lucida Sans Unicode	Microsoft JhengHei	Microsoft Sans Serif	New Gulim	Sun-ExtA	Tahoma	Times New Roman	TITUS Cyberbit Basic	WenQuanYi Zen Hei	Y.OzFontN
Block Elements (32:2580–259F)	8	22	20		22	32		22		32		32	32		32				21	18		8	32		8	10	20	32
Geometric Shapes (96:25A0–25FF)	16	80	92	8	88	96	2	95	88	96	2	96	96	2	96	1	26	18	79	16	7	34	96	7	16	38	29	96
Miscellaneous Symbols (256:2600–267F)	12	106	118	31	108	127		128		128		256	128		128	4	45		14	6	2	24	125	1	12	25	33	128
Dingbats (Zapf Dingbats) (192:2700–27BF)		160		6	2	174	2	170	1	174	2	256	191	2	191	12	14	3					174					174
Miscellaneous Mathematical Symbols-A (48:27C0–27EF)				3		28	2			2	2	48	40		48		1						16					16
Supplemental Arrows-A (16:27F0–27FF)				8			2			23	2	16	16	22	16		4	2						12				28
Braille Patterns (256:2800–28FF)						256			256	256		256	256		256	256							256					256
Supplemental Arrows-B (128:2900–297F)				6		128				6		128			128								128					128
Miscellaneous Mathematical Symbols-B (128:2980–29FF)				2		128				13			68		128			1					128					128
Supplemental Mathematical Operators (256:2A00–2AFF)						256	10			72		194	27		256	1							256					256
Miscellaneous Symbols and Arrows (206:2B00–2BFF)						82				35		1	55		87													15
Glagolitic (94:2C00–2C5F)													86		94											94
Latin Extended-C (32: 2C60-2C7F)	21					29	12			31	12	32	32	12	32	5	17				21		17	21	21
Coptic (123:2C80–2CFF)						114						123	66		123											114
Georgian Supplement (40:2D00–2D2F)												40			40											38
Tifinagh (59:2D30–2D7F)						55				55		59	57		59
Ethiopic Extended (79:2D80–2DDF)						79									79
Cyrillic Extended-A (32:2DE0–2DFF)												32	32		32
Range Font   Range	Arial	Arial Unicode MS	Bitstream Cyberbit	Cardo	Caslon Roman	Code2000	Charis SIL	Chrysanthi Unicode	ClearlyU	DejaVu Fonts	Doulos SIL	Everson Mono	GNU FreeFont	Gentium Plus	GNU Unifont	Junicode	Linux Libertine	Lucida Grande	Lucida Sans Unicode	Microsoft JhengHei	Microsoft Sans Serif	New Gulim	Sun-ExtA	Tahoma	Times New Roman	TITUS Cyberbit Basic	WenQuanYi Zen Hei	Y.OzFontN

Range Font   Range	Arial	Arial Unicode MS	Bitstream Cyberbit	Cardo	Caslon Roman	Code2000	Charis SIL	Chrysanthi Unicode	ClearlyU	DejaVu Fonts	Doulos SIL	Everson Mono	GNU FreeFont	Gentium Plus	GNU Unifont	Junicode	Linux Libertine	Lucida Grande	Lucida Sans Unicode	Microsoft JhengHei	Microsoft Sans Serif	New Gulim	Sun-ExtA	Tahoma	Times New Roman	TITUS Cyberbit Basic	WenQuanYi Zen Hei	Y.OzFontN
Supplemental Punctuation (67:2E00–2E7F)	1			24		49				6		68	37		60	22	9				1		1	1	1
CJK Radicals Supplement (115:2E80–2EFF)						115									115								115				115	115
Kangxi Radicals (214:2F00–2FDF)						214									214								214				214	214
Ideographic Description Characters (12:2FF0–2FFF)						12									12													12
CJK Symbols and Punctuation (64:3000–303F)		57	64	12	9	64		40					18		64					64		17	64			31	46	45
Hiragana (93:3040–309F)		90	93		90	93		90					86		93					93		83	93			90	93	93
Katakana (96:30A0–30FF)		94	96		94	96		94					92		96					96		86	96			94	95	96
Bopomofo (41:3100–312F)		40	41			41		37							41					39			40			37	41
Hangul Compatibility Jamo (94:3130–318F)		94	94			94			94						94							94	94				94	1
Kanbun (16:3190–319F)		16	16			16		14							16					16			16				14	16
Bopomofo Extended (27:31A0–31BF)			24			24									27					24			24				4
CJK Strokes (36:31C0–31EF)			36			36									36								36				36
Katakana Phonetic Extensions (16:31F0–31FF)			16			16									16					16			16					16
Enclosed CJK Letters and Months (254:3200–32FF)		202	254			242			58						254					1		58	232				206	179
CJK Compatibility (256:3300–33FF)		249	256			256		105							256					11		80	249				154	256
CJK Unified Ideographs Extension A (6,582:3400–4DBF)			2,350			6,646		1		64					6,646					6,582		6,582	6,646				6,646	180
Range Font   Range	Arial	Arial Unicode MS	Bitstream Cyberbit	Cardo	Caslon Roman	Code2000	Charis SIL	Chrysanthi Unicode	ClearlyU	DejaVu Fonts	Doulos SIL	Everson Mono	GNU FreeFont	Gentium Plus	GNU Unifont	Junicode	Linux Libertine	Lucida Grande	Lucida Sans Unicode	Microsoft JhengHei	Microsoft Sans Serif	New Gulim	Sun-ExtA	Tahoma	Times New Roman	TITUS Cyberbit Basic	WenQuanYi Zen Hei	Y.OzFontN

Range Font   Range	Arial	Arial Unicode MS	Bitstream Cyberbit	Cardo	Caslon Roman	Code2000	Charis SIL	Chrysanthi Unicode	ClearlyU	DejaVu Fonts	Doulos SIL	Everson Mono	GNU FreeFont	Gentium Plus	GNU Unifont	Junicode	Linux Libertine	Lucida Grande	Lucida Sans Unicode	Microsoft JhengHei	Microsoft Sans Serif	New Gulim	Sun-ExtA	Tahoma	Times New Roman	TITUS Cyberbit Basic	WenQuanYi Zen Hei	Y.OzFontN
Yijing Hexagram Symbols (64:4DC0–4DFF)						64				64		64			64					6		6	70				70
CJK Unified Ideographs (Han Unification) (20,950:4E00–9FFF)		20,902	20,902			20,932		79							20,941					20,902		20,902	20,924				20,940	9,845
Yi Syllables (1,165:A000–A3FF)						1,165									1,165								1,165
Yi Radicals (55:A490–A4AF)		0				55									55								55
Lisu (Fraser alphabet) (48:A4D0–A4FF)												48			48
Vai (300:A500–A63F)						300							300		300
Cyrillic Extended-B (96:A640–A69F)						78				31		96	80		89
Bamum (88: A6A0-A6FF)															88
Modifier Tone Letters (32:A700–A71F)	9					32	1			20	1		32	1	32		1				9		4	9	9
Latin Extended-D (159: A720-A7FF)	7					114	28			57	28	160	91	28	134	97	3				7		2	7	7
Syloti Nagri (44:A800–A82F)															44
Common Indic Number Forms (10:A830–A83F)															10
Phags-pa (56:A840–A87F)						56									56
Saurashtra (81:A880–A8DF)						81									81
Devanagari Extended (30:A8E0–A8FF)													28		28
Kayah Li (48:A900–A92F)						48							48		48
Rejang (37:A930–A95F)						37						37			37
Hangul Jamo Extended-A (29:A960–A97F)															29
Javanese (91:A980–A9DF)															91
Myanmar Extended-B (31:A9E0–A9FF)
Cham (83:AA00–AA5F)						83									83
Myanmar Extended-A (32:AA60–AA7F)															28
Tai Viet (72:AA80–AADF)															72
Meetei Mayek Extensions (23:AAE0–AAFF)															23
Ethiopic Extended-A (32:AB00–AB2F)															32
Latin Extended-E (54:AB30–AB6F)
Cherokee Supplement (80:AB70–ABBF)
Meetei Mayek (56:ABC0–ABF9)															56
Hangul Syllables (11,172:AC00–D7AF)		11,172	2,350			11,172			2,350						11,172							11,172	11,172				11,172	6
Hangul Jamo Extended-B (72:D7B0–D7FF)															72
Private Use Area (6,400:E000–F8FF)	55	43	20	565	148	1,373	352	788	372	29	229		40	229	6,400	961	276	6	16	47	5,916		84	55	4,649	4,626		6,400
CJK Compatibility Ideographs (472:F900–FAFF)		302	302			437									472						302	16	466			1	455	363
Range Font   Range	Arial	Arial Unicode MS	Bitstream Cyberbit	Cardo	Caslon Roman	Code2000	Charis SIL	Chrysanthi Unicode	ClearlyU	DejaVu Fonts	Doulos SIL	Everson Mono	GNU FreeFont	Gentium Plus	GNU Unifont	Junicode	Linux Libertine	Lucida Grande	Lucida Sans Unicode	Microsoft JhengHei	Microsoft Sans Serif	New Gulim	Sun-ExtA	Tahoma	Times New Roman	TITUS Cyberbit Basic	WenQuanYi Zen Hei	Y.OzFontN