Texta. A Sans for Everyone.
Drawing inspiration from humanist typefaces—from Edward Johnston to Adrian Frutiger—and the Gothic alphabet used by sign painters, Texta emerges as a contemporary, rational, transparent, and versatile sans-serif typeface suitable for setting all kinds of text. We’ve included an Alt version that replaces lowercase letters such as a, g, and y with geometric shapes to achieve greater versatility in neutral compositions.
Texta Update:
New set of diacritics for uppercase letters.
New designs for symbols such as Section, Partialdiff, Dagger, Approxequal, among others.
Expansion of currency symbols (Bitcoin, Peso, Franc, etc.)
Basic ligatures such as fi and fl.
Stylistic set ss01 with alternating “a” and “e.”
Set of 496 glyphs, including over 200 new glyphs.
Supports over 200 languages.