The Samsung Font, at times called SamsungOne, has been made in such a way as to fit the global technological giant perfectly. It was introduced with the unifying aspect of the brand visual applied across all its products and communication. A couple of attributes in the Samsung Font vividly portray modernism and clarity. It is a clean sans-serif design whose legibility clearly shows on every digital screen and hard copy media display. Its aesthetic fits the commitment to innovation and sleek design with Samsung.
That distinguishes Samsung Sans: many different styles and weights, from ultrathin to extra bold, all next to the italics. This variability of the font manages to preserve the common aspect of the branding of the different sources and interfaces: be it the screen of the smartphone, the interface of the smart TV, or a printed advertising product on paper. The proportions of the letters are pretty good, and the forms turn out to be quite clear, which indeed provides the highest level of readability, guaranteeing the text is comprehensible at any point, size, or resolution.
Samsung Font Family
- Samsung Thin Font
- Samsung Light Font
- Samsung Regular Font
- Samsung Medium Font
- Samsung Bold Font
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| Font By | Dalton Maag Ltd |
| License | Free For Personal Use |
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That Samsung Font integrates a palette of language and script capabilities further declares the international nature of Samsung and its multifaceted consumer base. All this means that the font could be easily interfaced with regions of vastly different upbringings on a linguistic and cultural plane to maintain total brand uniformity with scrupulous sensitivity to such diversities. The firm would love its brand identity to be not only showcased to the customers but would also love to be consistent and professional in looks; it is the leader of the field in technology and design.
I hope you love using this font as much as I do! If you need help installing fonts, check out these guides: Microsoft’s article for Windows users and Apple’s article for Mac users.
