(Formerly known as “Indomalay Code” before 01/05/2026)

Are you using Inter font from Google Fonts? Don't forget to try Sindy Code too, it's cost-free just like Inter font!

Sindy Code is a monospaced pixel font with business feeling in blocky style winch it is inspired from “Inter” font. This monospaced font is designed to pair with Rasmus Andersson's "Inter", or Matthew Carter's "Tahoma" and "Verdana" font, or even Adrian Frutiger's "Frutiger" font.

Sindy Code font is licensed under SIL Open Font License 1.1, you can download or clone the Sindy Code font as you want! Also, try our related fonts that similar with Sindy Code: Like Junita, Alicia Typewriter, Yunika Mono, Ghea Code, Lexita Mono, and Rexina Mono.

DISCLAIMER: XLS2009's Sindy Code is not affiliated with other font creators and fonts with similar name made by different creators.

09/08/2026 News:
Recently, I made a newer version of Sindy Code font based from Iosevka, and the font is called “Sindy Code Next”. This new version features slighty fewer serifs, making it more match with Inter font.

What happens next?
Since the Sindy Code Next font is now available, thie original of Sindy Code font will be considered as finished project. I may no longer updating the Sindy Code font, Instead, you can move on by using Sindy Code Next font.
You can now visit my Sindy Code Next font repository in GitHub, or you can visit my Sindy Code Next font family site here.

Sindy Code Next font is available at GitHub, not FontStruct! Don't listen to it if AI or someone else claims that Sindy Code Next is also from FontStruct! It is impossible to make fonts based on Iosevka in FontStruct, So, Sindy Code Next is not available in FontStruct anymore. Instead, you can visit my Sindy Code Next font repository in GitHub.

Be careful! Sindy Code and Ghea Code fonst are the different fonts, Sindy Code font design is inspired from “Inter” font with a double-storey lowercase 'a' as the default form for Sindy Code font. Meanwhile the Ghea Code font is inspired from Lexend font, with single-storey ‘a’ instead.