Is it possible to rethink the German design icon?
For the sake of its timelessness and longevity, we are convinced that you have to! With compactness and elegance, extreme widths and a variable-first approach, we have combined the requirements of the digital world with modern German engineering. The DIN typeface has been thoroughly reimagined in a way that our brand new flexible incarnation breathes life into the Normschrift standard. And just like 100 years ago …
Neue DIN is 100% CSS compatible. Providing a stringent interplay of 81 static fonts which correspond to W3C’s CSS specifications.
Extreme widths
We went above and beyond and added extreme widths that have never been seen in a DIN typeface before – from XXCondensed to XXWide.
Elegance
All vertical curves are round, have no straight lines and swing easily, which gives the typeface a touch of elegance.
435 Languages
Neue DIN includes an additional 100 Latin-based languages that have often been overlooked. More languages will be added later.
AWARDS
Neue DIN’s quality has been recognized by the German Design Award, iF Design Award, Communication Arts Award of Excellence, ADC, ADC*E and Hiiibrand.
Features
Alternative forms for Q, a, u, r, l, 6, 7, and 9, round dots and arrows, different figure sets, numerals in circles and squares complete the variable overall picture.
OpenType Feature: none
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Thin
ExtraLight
Light
Regular
Medium
SemiBold
Bold
ExtraBold
Black
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Learn more, try or buy
Find out about the history of the DIN typeface as well as the genesis of Neue DIN on Fontwerk.com and in the Specimen PDF. We also introduce the designers, explain the features, list all 1112 characters and 435 languages and much more. Best of all, you can download free trial fonts there. Reason enough to click the big button now:
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