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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1Betique Font
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2ITC Woodland™ Font
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3Kiddy Font
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4Fidel Font
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5Subito Font
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6Abraxis Font
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7Rendering JNL Font
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8Polka Font
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9Phi Font
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10Geometric Stencil Font
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11Stymie™ Font
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12More Modern Font
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13Mechanic Font
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14Ardy Mass Font
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15Bodoni Classic Deco Two Font
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16Interrupt Display Pro™ Font
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17GP Casual Script Font
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18Reporter™ Font
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19Colin Samuels Font
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20ITC Kahana™ Font
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1Linotype Textur™ Font
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2Enviro™ Font
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3Quixley™ Font
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4Beret™ Font
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5Diverda Sans™ Font
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6Linotype Freytag Pro™ Font
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7Linotype Mediterraneo™ Font
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8Linotype Festtagsfont™ Font
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9Odense™ Font
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10Neue Frutiger® Font
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11Clearface Gothic™ Font
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12Metro Office® Font
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13Arnold Boecklin™ Font
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14Elementis™ Font
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15Linotype Compendio™ Font
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16Futura Script® Font
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17Agincourt™ Font
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18Hawkhurst™ Font
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19New Caledonia® Font
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20Linotype Notec™ Font
