Thai fonts with Latin letters

Every family in the catalog today includes Latin letters as well as Thai. That matters for bilingual signs, menus, packaging and interfaces, and for the Latin letters, digits and punctuation that turn up in almost any Thai text.

How the two scripts were made to match differs from family to family. The families from Cadson Demak and the Noto project were drawn as one design, with Thai and Latin sharing weight, height and rhythm. IBM Plex Sans Thai was built to sit with Plex Sans. Linux families such as Waree and the Arundina set took their Latin from Bitstream Vera, and the national fonts pair their Thai with a fairly plain Latin. Each card below shows both scripts so you can compare all 65 families. In many families the Thai looks smaller than the Latin at the same size, so check the two together at the size you plan to use.