

This amazing font is available on our website for free. But if you wanna use this amazing and clean font for business purposes then you have to buy a license. This pure font-free version can easily be accessed on our website. If you want to make an eye-catching design/project this can be the best font to use. It can also be utilized to design attractive cover pages, logos, banners, advertisements, etc. This attractive font is used by fashion designers in most textile designing work. You can say that this user-friendly font is compatible with most of the designing projects. Due to its neat and pure design, graphic designers utilize this amazing font to design logos, websites, brandings, T-Shirts, presentations, social media posts, vehicle wraps, mobile apps, and a lot more. This elegant font is best for the titles and brand logos. TTF and OTF are the file format available for this font. Its look is very amazing in its light style. It has all the attributes and features that can be perfect for any design.

Similar fonts like Raleway font and Cambria font can be used as alternatives to this font. This amazing font has a very promising look for every style. Later lots of improvements and addition of styles and weight have been made by different typeface designers like Bella Chaeva, Vladimir Andrich, and Vladimir Yefimov. Bauer Type Foundry is the publisher of this font. This newer version is specifically designed for Bauer firm. This is the new version of its major typeface named Futura. All rights reserved.Paul Renner one of the prominent designers created the Futura PT font. Typeface © 1992 Fundicion Tipografica Neufville, S.A., Data © 1992 URW. At different times, different type foundries have marketed the same font under those names. By the way, if you think Futura looks like typefaces named Intertype and Spartan, you're right. The appealing spikiness of both fonts, however, makes for clean-looking headlines and text as easy to read as any sans serif face can be.

As a result of this and its wider base, Futura has become the better known and more popular of the two families. Although it started life with some very eccentric letters, particularly 'a' and 'g', the lower-case alphabet of Futura is now a shade less eccentric and more polished. Kabel was designed by Rudolph Koch for Klingspor, while Futura was designed by Paul Renner for Bauer. Kabel and Futura are birds of a feather, and both fonts seem to have been fledged between 19.
