Zed now supports Armenian, Cyrillic, Georgian, Greek, and Hebrew
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Zed now supports Armenian, Cyrillic, Georgian, Greek, and Hebrew
Zed expands beyond Latin with five new scripts — Armenian, Cyrillic, Georgian, Greek, and Hebrew — raising its coverage to 572 languages and making it one of the most extensive and ambitious type systems ever released.
A typeface in four dimensions
Description: Zed is a font superfamily built on four variable design axes and spans more than 500 individual styles. This post attempts to make that vast design space easier to grasp.
Improving Zed Display
Last year we released the Zed type system. Today, it gets better. It is not just a language extension, but complete re-engineering of the fonts, for smoother interpolation and variability. If you licensed the fonts already, you can download a free update.
2025: Our Year in Review
As every year, we’re ending the year with a short overview of what happened at Typotheque. 2025 was busy: we released new typefaces, published new research, and spent a fair amount of time lecturing and presenting our work on three continents.
Global Fonts
Learn MoreThe world and its people are interconnected, and we create tools that facilitate communication between our various cultures. Typotheque is working to support most of the world’s languages, bringing people, ideas and companies closer together.
Fonts In Use
View All Projects SubmitTypotheque fonts have been used in surprising variety of applications, from postage stamps to large signs on buildings, from branding of global companies to typesetting bibles. Check our real examples of Typotheque fonts in use, to consider type composition and font pairing, and contribute directly to this growing public collection of fonts in use by submitting your own project.
