This typeface was initially released as Neue Haas Grotesk, and was designed in 1957 by Max Miedinger for the Haas’sche Schriftgiesserei (Haas Type Foundry) in Switzerland. The name was changed to Helvetica (an adaptation of Helvetia, the Latin name…
Helvetica® Font Styles
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1980s , business text , canon , corporate , display , generic , german , grotesk , information , International Style , legible , linear , linear sans , magazine , modern , Modernism , modest , neo-grotesque , neutral , newsletter , realist , rounded , sans-serif , signage , static , swiss , tech pubs , technical , workhorse , XSF
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Styles
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1Crash Font
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2Palazzo Font
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3Sabinard™ Font
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4Crystal Font
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5Ming Font
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6Faceplate Sans LE Font
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7Clearface Serial™ Font
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8Domyouji Font
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9Iperion Font
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10Rotundus Rounded Font
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11Dobra Font
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12TecoSans Font
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13Beval™ Font
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14Nabuco™ Font
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15Coliseum Font
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16Brand X JNL Font
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17Delphin® Font
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18CS Takahashi™ Font
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19Azebra™ Font
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20Alum Font
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1Trade Gothic Next® Font
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2Bertie™ Font
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3Linotype Down Town™ Font
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4Avenir® Font
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5Salto™ Font
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6Univers® Font
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7Bobotta Icons™ Font
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8Taut™ Font
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9Carousel™ Font
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10Linotype Method™ Font
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11F2F ZakkGlobe® Font
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12Rotis Sans Serif™ Font
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13Linotype Red Babe™ Font
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14Linotype Didot® Font
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15Optima™ Font
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16Bandalero™ Font
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17Linotype Trajanus™ Font
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18Linotype Smileface™ Font
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19Morris Sans® Font
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20New Caledonia® Font
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