Variable Fonts (beta)

​A blobby all-caps typeface, offered with discounted pricing while it’s still a work in progress.

​A tribute to Paul Renner’s Futura typeface. The variable sources are available on GitHub, and can be used to generate variable fonts. Otherwise, complete/usable variable font binaries are “available for a minimum of $10”.

Morphs between designs inspired by different historical styles of the Cyrillic script.

The world’s second variable color font release, and the first to support a standard alphanumeric character set, based on lettering from a 1940s Boy Scouts guide. The promo page includes a tool built by Chris Lewis for generating versions with customized color palettes. (If the sample is black and/or doesn’t change with the sliders, your browser doesn’t fully support variable color fonts yet.)

​A variable version of Roslindale’s Display styles, free for anyone who has licensed the Light and Bold weights via DJR’s Font of the Month Club.

​A variable version of League Mono.

​A variable incarnation of FF Meta, produced by Marianna Paszkowska. It is offered with a free demo license that expires December 31, 2019.

​A straight-sided sans, inspired by vernacular lettering from the mid-1900s.

​A typeface designed for editorial use with the ability to adjust between serif and sans designs, as well as different weights.

​A rounded sans that maintains consistent widths regardless of changes in weight.

​A psychedelic interpretation of Otto Eckmann’s Eckmann-Schrift, available with discounted pricing as a work-in-progress design. It comes with a bonus DrawBot script for making variable animations.

​The variable version of Sudo, a monospaced typeface for coders.

Venn VF is the first family from Dalton Maag to be distributed as a variable font. It’s offered for free as a technology preview for use in commercial and non-commercial work until March 1, 2019.

​A typeface designed for use in informational design. Production of the variable fonts was handled by Irene Vlachou.

​A variable font for the thinnest weights of DJR’s upcoming Output type family, made available to members of the Font of the Month Club. With the optical size axis, it’s possible to maintain a consistent stroke weight across multiple sizes.

The Drive series includes 3 related families, each with corresponding italics: Drive, a straightforward humanist sans for small sizes; Drive Mono, the monospaced counterpart; and Drive Prop, which preserves a monospaced aesthetic but allows for some deviation to improve readability.

An unannounced variable font bonus distributed with DJR’s Rhody type family for members of the Font of the Month Club.

​A geometric sans covering 4 writing systems – Arabic, Cyrillic, Hebrew, and Latin – in weights from Light to Black.

dT Jakob Variable includes 4 separate stylistic groups, intended to be layered for special inline and shade effects. The styles are all contained in a single font file, accessible by activating various OpenType features.

Multiple fonts intended to be layered for special shade effects.

​A wedge-serif typeface with angular and spiky design features. A static emoji counterpart, Bluumoji, is also available.

​Wind offers an unusual axis to vary its sweeping design elements smoothly around a full 360° circle of rotation. It can also be layered for special color/overlay effects. The typeface was adapted from Hansje van Halem’s alphabet design to a variable font form by Peter Biľak and Thom Janssen.

A variable sans inspired by the public lettering of California’s license plates, highway signs, etc.

Intended for testing font variations and MutatorMath.

Gnomon* is designed to be layered with its variable shade effects, imitating shadows from the sun at different times of day. The underlying design is inspired by lettering on American WWII posters.