Cutive Mono
Vernon Adams · A monospaced font installed as a single regular TrueType font file.
Cutive Mono is a font you can install on a Mac.
About
Cutive Mono is a monospaced font available through this Homebrew cask. The cask installs one font file: CutiveMono-Regular.. It does not install an application.
- The installed file is the regular style; this cask does not list additional styles or weights.
- The font is monospaced, making it a possible choice where evenly spaced characters are useful, such as in code or aligned text.
- The listed artifact is a TrueType font file. Its presence does not establish full Unicode coverage or support for programming ligatures.
Install it with brew install --cask font-cutive-mono. After installation, select Cutive Mono as the font in a compatible application to use it. For coding, choose it in an editor or terminal that supports selecting installed fonts.
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- Font fileUpdated CutiveMono-Regular.ttf to build version 1.110.
- ScopeEvidence covers this file only; it is not a numbered font release.
Install and uninstall
Homebrew installs the font in ~/Library/Fonts, where Font Book can use it.
Install without Homebrew
Download the same file Homebrew uses: github.com/google/fonts/raw/main/ofl/cutivemono/CutiveMono-Regular.ttf
$ brew uninstall --cask \font-cutive-monoA regular uninstall removes the app and keeps its settings and caches.
Questions
Is Cutive Mono safe?
Cutive Mono is in Homebrew’s official catalog and has not been disabled. Since September 2026, Homebrew disables apps that fail macOS Gatekeeper checks. The download comes from github.com; Homebrew does not verify a checksum for it. It was installed 3 times through Homebrew in the last 30 days.
How do I completely uninstall Cutive Mono on a Mac?
Run brew uninstall --cask font-cutive-mono.