The IBM Plex Sans font on real websites

2 websites set in IBM Plex Sans, with their font pairings and stack.

IBM Plex Sans is a free grotesque sans-serif by Mike Abbink, Bold Monday. IBM's corporate face: a grotesque with engineered details, part of a superfamily with serif and mono cuts.

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Live specimen, loaded from Google Fonts
Style
Sans-serif, grotesque sans-serif
Designer
Mike Abbink, Bold Monday
License
Free, including commercial use

2 websites in the save.design library use IBM Plex Sans. It shows up most on marketing and agency sites. It's most often paired with IBM Plex Mono, PP Neue Machina and B612 Mono. Sites using IBM Plex Sans are most often built with Astro (50%).

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Questions

Which websites use IBM Plex Sans?

Recent examples include westoperators.com and socialproofexamples.com. All 2 websites using IBM Plex Sans are on this page, with the rest of their fonts and their tech stack.

What fonts pair well with IBM Plex Sans?

On real sites, IBM Plex Sans is most often set alongside IBM Plex Mono (50% of them), PP Neue Machina (50% of them) and B612 Mono (50% of them).

How do I find out what font a website uses?

If it's in the save.design library, its page shows its full stack. For any other site, the analyzer in a save.design account reads the live page and lists the framework, animation libraries, fonts and platform it finds.

Check any site yourself with the website analyzer.