Proxima Vara (2021) is a variable version of my popular Proxima Nova type family. In a single font file, it contains all the weights and styles of Proxima Nova — plus any style between them along any of three dimensions (weight, width, and slant) without the distortion that comes with artificial manipulation such as squeezing, stretching, or slanting. If you want something that’s a little bolder than Regular, and little bit more condensed, you can get it. Proxima Vara contains all of the characters and features in Proxima Nova such as alternate characters, true small caps, old style figures, arbitrary fractions, and support for most Latin-based languages, Greek, and Cyrillic. Variable fonts work in most modern web browsers, which is great because it allows you to use many more styles of Proxima Vara on a web page than you can with Proxima Nova. This is because the complete family is contained in a single font file, and loads as quickly as about four styles of Proxima Nova. And, of course, you can use subsetting for even faster page loads. For print applications, Proxima Vara gives you unlimited flexibility to tune weight, width, and slant to fit your exact needs.
Designed by Mark Simonson
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Language Support
Belarusian
Bulgarian
Catalan
Croatian
Czech
Danish
Dutch
English
Filipino
Finnish
French
Fula
German
Greek
Hungarian
Indonesian
Italian
Kazakh
Latvian
Macedonian
Malay
Maltese
Norwegian
Polish
Portuguese
Romanian
Russian
Serbian
Slovak
Slovenian
Spanish
Swedish
Turkish
Ukrainian
Uzbek
Vietnamese
Galactic Code
Aurora Paint
Gravity Song
Binary Pulse
Use Proxima Vara in your prototypes and web projects.
Your Typographer subscription covers prototyping, pitches, and web
usage up to 15,000 monthly page views. You can add licensing if you
or your client need to expand the scope of your usage. Like any
software, fonts are licensed for specific uses. All our licenses
allow commercial use, but the right one depends on how you plan to
use the fonts.
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Like any software, fonts are licensed for specific uses. All of our licenses
allow commercial use — the right one simply depends on how you plan to use
the fonts.
Embed fonts directly in a mobile app. Licensing is based on the number of app titles and covers distribution across platforms like iOS and Android, for apps with up to 25,000 monthly active users.
Install fonts on your computer to create static assets like logos, social media images, presentations, and print materials. Each person who installs the font needs a license. Embedding in apps, automated systems, or hosting on a website requires a different license.
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