Pyeojin Gothic
Suh Ji-hwan · A Korean sans-serif font family with seven installed OTF weights, from Light to Black.
About
Pyeojin Gothic is a Korean sans-serif font family designed around clean, straight strokes and a neutral appearance. Its creator describes it as a redesign based on Pretendard, with adjustments intended to balance Korean, Latin letters, and symbols visually.
The Homebrew cask installs seven OTF files: Light, Regular, Medium, Semibold, Bold, Extrabold, and Black. These provide a range of weights for different text roles. The font is presented for uses including web and app interfaces, body text, captions, and headlines. The creator reports revising 2,780 characters plus additional glyphs within a stated 11,172-character system; this does not establish complete coverage for every language or character.
Install with brew install --cask font-pyeojin-gothic. After installation, select the installed Pyeojin Gothic style you want in a font-aware application, such as a document editor or design tool. This package installs font files, not an application. The cask includes the seven OTF styles listed above; other formats mentioned by the creator are not part of this cask’s installed file set.
Sources: Pyeojin Gothic official page
New What’s new in 1.3 Jan 24 · OpenNavo editorial
- TypographyAdded Extra-Bold and Black weights.