Frutiger Font

One classic and versatile typeface that has a reputation for clarity, legibility, and brilliant form is Frutiger. It was inspired and designed in 1976 by the legendary Swiss type designer Adrian Frutiger, following an original commission by Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris for airport signage. Since then, it has grown to be one of the most used and respected sans-serif typefaces in the world.

One of the identifying features of Frutiger is its good legibility, even with tiny size and from great distances. Clean open shapes, generous spacing, and a consistent stroke width provide, perhaps, the best conditions for text in context and at a distance—much-needed conditions in typographic design for signage systems and wayfinding information, but long text paragraphs for print and screen environments.

Frutiger Font Family

• Frutiger Font Regular

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Practicality aside, Frutiger Font has a certain elegance and sophistication, which sets it up well to work in a comprehensive usage scope. It’s a sophisticated look with gentle proportions punctuated with discreet humanist touches and great detailing. This can relate to the audience in several other industries, from corporate communication to branding and advertising, not to forget editorial design.

Besides, with many weights and styles of Frutiger Font, all designers are still accorded that same flexibility when customizing or adapting it to specific best design practices. It can be of bold weight for more emphasis or of a lighter weight for subtlety. Yet, the designer will be able to push the versatility of Frutiger Font in creating captivating and coherent typographic compositions that set the tone for whatever brand or design they intend to put forth. This universal design, excellent legibility, versatility, and the Frutiger Font remain among the favorites of designers wanting a dependable and elegant sans serif typeface without effort to balance form and function.