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View All PostsNew Thai Type: Bridging Tradition and Modernity
Typotheque conducted a meticulous study of Thai typography, focusing reading performance and cultural perception. Collaborating with local experts and designers, they created a collection of 50 Thai font families.Zed Icons, for communication beyond language
Zed Icons contains two thousand icons designed to break down language and cultural barriers, facilitating quick and effective communication in situations where words or translations are not enough.New Unicode Characters for Heiltsuk
As part of an ongoing partnership between Haíɫzaqv (Heiltsuk) Nation and Typotheque, governed by a Memorandum of Understanding, we are proud to announce that two new capital letters and for Haíɫzaqvḷa (Heiltsuk language) have been formally published in version 16.0 of the Unicode Standard. To share this news, Heiltsuk Revitalization and Typotheque have created a video in order to present the story of how the publication of these characters was achieved and why it was necessary.2024: Our Year in Review
Typotheque reflects on its 25th year: advancing type for global languages, accessibility, and minority scripts. Highlights include Zed typeface, Unicode additions, and future releases! 🌍🔤✨
Global Fonts
Learn MoreThe world and its people are interconnected, and we create tools that facilitate communication between our various cultures. Typotheque is working to support most of the world’s languages, bringing people, ideas and companies closer together.
Fonts In Use
View All Projects SubmitTypotheque fonts have been used in surprising variety of applications, from postage stamps to large signs on buildings, from branding of global companies to typesetting bibles. Check our real examples of Typotheque fonts in use, to consider type composition and font pairing, and contribute directly to this growing public collection of fonts in use by submitting your own project.