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Agrandir is a contemporary serifless type family that celebrates the beauty of being imperfect. It was designed to be a brave antipode to neutral modernist fonts. Agrandir accepts its own shapes as they are – unaligned, quirky and funky. It celebrates humanity, not machines. The type family consist of 74 fonts: 7 weights × 5 widths × Italics + 4 Text styles. Or just one 3-axes variable font. Agrandir features a fairly good number of OpenType stylistic alternatives, which can be turned on for individual letters or as overall presets – Default, Grotesk and Geometric. With its wide variety of flavors and super tight spacing Agrandir is gonna do a good job for big size headlines, websites, logos and posters, and its new text styles are great for body copy.

From the foundry that brought you, “Hobeaux” (2015), “Ohno™ Blazeface” (2019), and “Cheee” (2020), comes something with (significantly) less allure. While most of the fonts around here scream in desperate need of your peepers’ gaze, Degular aims to fade into the background like the finest Japanese-made white noise machine as you drift off to dreamland. Degular also provides a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to use an Ohno font more than once! 7 weights, 3 optical sizes, in roman and italic.

Fastup Free Font Family was designed by deFharo is a demo and free for personal use only. Please purchase the full version for commercial use.

A versatile Grotesque font with the spirit of a display font. Complete with 14 weights (7 Uprights, 7 Italics) and a slightly tighter kerning including Cyrillic support. This typeface was created to be your next champion font. This timeless Sans was inspired by what makes Montreal the great design city it is today, from the Expo 67 to its contemporary effervescent design scene. It has already been used by many local brands notably the most recent rebranding of the city's football club Montreal FC.

ABC Arizona is the first ever sans to serif “superfamily” that packages its five looks — Serif, Text, Mix, Flare, and Sans — into one single font file. In other words, it’s a slim, all-genres-in-one font happy-meal. Versatile and adjustable for any context. Arizona has five distinctive yet connected subfamilies. Arizona Serif is a high contrast, pointy serif with a modern-meets-Renaissance freshness, and on the other side of the spectrum, Arizona Sans is a straight-forward grotesque with a humanistic touch. In-between lie other species, such as the nearly-but-not sans Arizona Flare. Arizona Mix is chunkier and low-contrast. Lastly, Arizona Text is a classic text serif typeface that’s well-suited for reading. Stretching from its headline to small text possibilities, an entire library can be typeset with just this one typeface. Each subfamily comes with thin, light, regular, medium, bold, and italics as static font files. Or the typeface can be used as a variable font, which includes...