D-DIN PRO Free Download
An open-source DIN-style sans-serif with six weights from Regular to Heavy.
Baidu Netdisk
Click the button to show the link and extraction code
Design & features
D-DIN PRO is a modern interpretation of the DIN family, originally designed for German road signs in the 1930s. Balanced and legible with simple letterforms, it feels both modern and timeless across print, web and mobile apps.
It has six weights from Regular to Heavy.
Best uses
Stylistically, D-DIN PRO works well for interfaces for long reading, wordmarks and English accents on packaging. When mixing with Chinese, nudge the Latin size up slightly so its visual height matches.
Pairing ideas
Fonts on this site that pair well with D-DIN PRO:
License
Free for commercial use — Released under the SIL Open Font License 1.1; free for personal and commercial use.
How to install
- Open the link, enter the code and save or download the files from Baidu Netdisk.
- Unzip the archive if needed, then double-click the .ttf / .otf file and click Install (Windows) or Install Font (macOS).
- Restart Photoshop, Figma or other design apps so the new font shows up.
FAQ
Can I use D-DIN PRO commercially for free?
Released under the SIL Open Font License 1.1; free for personal and commercial use. For long-term uses such as logos or trademarks, it is worth confirming with the author or publisher.
Does D-DIN PRO support Chinese?
No. D-DIN PRO is a Latin typeface without Chinese characters, so pair it with a Chinese font for any Chinese text—vivo Sans on this site is one option.
Can I use D-DIN PRO for long passages?
D-DIN PRO is a Latin typeface for English titles, wordmarks and accents; Chinese body text needs a Chinese companion such as vivo Sans.
How do I use D-DIN PRO in Photoshop or Figma?
Download the files from the Netdisk link and unzip them, then double-click the .ttf or .otf file and choose Install (Windows) or Install Font (macOS). Restart your design app and search for "D-DIN PRO" in the font list. Figma in the browser needs the Figma font installer to read local fonts.
Source
- Font introduction and license info: https://www.uisdc.com/d-din-pro