Google Sans Flex

Google Sans Flex is worth testing when you want the typography to feel intentional at both headline and reading sizes. In the BeauFonts catalog it is grouped as a sans serif family, with 9 listed weights: 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900. It also includes variable-font support, which can allow more fine-grained weight choices where the source files support it. Its available range makes it useful to test across hierarchy, from a compact label through a more expressive display line.

For language coverage, the source lists canadian-aboriginal, cherokee, latin, latin-ext, math, nushu, symbols, syriac, tifinagh, vietnamese. That information is useful when a design includes more than basic Latin text, but a final build should always be checked against the actual characters, punctuation, and symbols you plan to publish. Google Sans Flex can be explored here as a working specimen: adjust the size, compare the listed weights, and copy the generated CSS only after confirming the source license fits your use.