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Updated5/1/2026

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AFFECTSRootCause

even when a PDF renders the text correctly, copying and pasting the content elsewhere often results in gibberish — parts of the PDF may contain content in language A (e.g., Korean), while other parts are in language B (e.g., English). Tension: Ideally, the solution should not require extensive fallback font configurations or embedding multiple font files. Outcome: the only way is to map each character.

REQUIRESSolution

The single font that has most languages is one of the Noto Fonts like Noto Sans as it supports 885 languages currently. — Custom fonts are supported by `@react-pdf/renderer`. Tension: if it still not right you can register more languages and then use them dynamically. Outcome: Font.register({ family: 'Noto Sans', fonts: [ { src: NotoSans, }, ], });.

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