Slab Rounded Lebi 10 is a regular weight, wide, low contrast, italic, normal x-height, monospaced font.
Keywords: body text, editorial, coding, captions, forms, typewriter, retro, approachable, casual, typewriter feel, softened utility, steady rhythm, friendly legibility, rounded, slab serif, bracketed, soft corners, ink-trap feel.
A slanted slab-serif design with generous, even set widths and a steady, mechanical rhythm. Strokes are low-contrast with rounded joins and softened terminals, and the serifs read as sturdy slabs with gentle bracketing rather than sharp, knife-like cuts. Counters are open and broadly drawn, while details like the hook of the “f” and the curved tailing on letters such as “y” and “g” add a lively, slightly calligraphic cadence within an otherwise disciplined structure. Figures and capitals sit with clear, consistent proportions that support uniform spacing and a dependable text color.
It works well for medium-to-long passages where a steady rhythm and clear character shapes are needed, such as articles, reports, and instructional material. The consistent widths and robust serifs also suit tables, UI readouts, forms, and code-like layouts where alignment matters. At larger sizes it can evoke typewritten headlines or pull quotes with a warm, nostalgic voice.
The tone is distinctly typewriter-adjacent: pragmatic and legible, but warmed up by rounded terminals and an easygoing italic slant. It feels retro and editorial—suggesting drafts, correspondence, and documentation—while still reading friendly rather than austere. The overall impression is confident and utilitarian with a subtle human touch.
The font appears designed to deliver a dependable, typewriter-like texture with improved smoothness: sturdy slab-serifs for structure, rounded terminals for friendliness, and an italic slant to add momentum without sacrificing clarity. The consistent spacing and broad proportions suggest an emphasis on predictable layout and a stable reading rhythm across mixed content.
The design balances strict spacing with softened forms, producing a regular, predictable rhythm that still avoids looking rigid. The italic angle is moderate and consistent across cases, and the rounded finishing helps keep dense text from feeling harsh.