Font & Technology Specialists

Meet Monotype Fonts.

Monotype Fonts is the only on-demand font service designed by creatives, for creatives—making it easier than ever to find, manage and share the world’s best typography.

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Fonts. Made. Simple.

With the largest collection of award-winning type as well as access to the world’s most sought after foundries and type designers, Monotype Fonts enables creative professionals to spend less time on administrative work, and more time on designing meaningful brand experiences.

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Work like a typographer.

The Monotype Studio is the heart of Monotype Fonts. From curating the library to powering search and navigation, the Studio ensures you have the perfect font for every project.

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Get to know Monotype Fonts.

Monotype Fonts is the only on-demand font service designed by creatives, for creatives—making it easier than ever to find, manage, and share the world’s best typography.

Font stories

Introducing Futura Now: The definitive version of an iconic family.

Futura Now is the definitive version of the definitive geometric sans, re-digitized based on Paul Renner’s original designs and updated to provide a more contemporary typographic palette.

Bespoke to your brand.

Whether you’re looking to rebrand, refresh or expand into a new geography or just establish a stunning new visual identity, Monotype expert designers can help you create a typeface unique to your brand voice and requirements.

The Studio

The artistry behind typeface design.

The Monotype Studio offers a suite of services that help the world’s leading brands design, define and express their voice through type.

Case studies

The Making of Toyota Type.

Learn how Toyota Type was developed as part of the iconic automaker’s new brand identity.

Case studies

The world’s first variable font logo.

In an innovative and dynamic approach to the new Variable font format, Fontsmith (now part of the Monotype Studio) and Dutch branding agency VBAT created a responsive logo font for Amsterdam’s new WPP campus — a logo which changes according to interaction and time, as people move throughout the space so do its letterforms.