Neue Plak Condensed

Designed by Linda Hintz, Toshi Omagari (Monotype Studio)

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Font Name Neue Plak Condensed
Style Condensed
Category Sans Serif
Designer Linda Hintz, Toshi Omagari (Monotype Studio)
Copyright Copyright © 2018 Monotype Imaging Inc. All rights reserved.
License Demo
Total Character 452
Recommended Line Height 1.23
Ascent 1005
Descent 222
Units Per em 1000
Total Vertical Range 1227
Max Advance Width 840
Max Advance Height N/A
Underline Position -125
Similar Fonts Futura, Impact, Univers Condensed, Knockout, Helvetica Compressed

Neue Plak Condensed Font Details : Font Free Download

Neue Plak Condensed is a modern reimagining of the classic Plak typeface, originally designed by Paul Renner, the visionary behind Futura. Released in 1928 as a wood type for posters, the original Plak offered a unique, rugged take on the Grotesque style. The Neue Plak family, developed by Monotype, expands this heritage into a comprehensive system of weights and widths, bringing a versatile mid-century aesthetic into the digital age.

The Condensed variant is specifically engineered for high-density layouts where horizontal space is at a premium. It retains the distinctive character and industrial strength of Renner's original work while incorporating contemporary refinements for improved legibility across print and digital screens. Its sophisticated, narrow proportions make it a favorite for designers seeking a balance between a bold display presence and functional efficiency.

Neue Plak Condensed Best Uses

Editorial Design

Perfect for high-impact headlines in magazines and newspaper layouts.

Branding

Ideal for creating a strong, modern corporate identity with a space-saving footprint.

Poster Design

Provides a rugged, industrial aesthetic for large-scale outdoor advertisements.

Digital Interfaces

Excellent for mobile app headers where horizontal screen space is limited.

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Package Size: 94.8 KB

Available Formats: .TTF


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