This is out daily free font of the day post.
Fonts have personalities, and few are as effortlessly cool as Coolvetica. Designed by Ray Larabie in 2002, this typeface takes inspiration from the iconic Helvetica but adds a relaxed, retro twist that makes it stand out. Whether you’re designing a poster, a logo, or just want to add a touch of vintage flair to your project, Coolvetica delivers with its smooth curves and laid-back vibe.
What Makes Coolvetica Special?
Unlike the rigid precision of Helvetica, Coolvetica feels more human and approachable. Its letters have subtle rounded edges, slightly condensed proportions, and a touch of 70s nostalgia. It’s like Helvetica’s cooler, more easygoing cousin—the kind of font that looks great on a record cover, a café sign, or a tech startup’s branding.
Where You’ve Seen Coolvetica
This font has made its mark everywhere:
-
Music and entertainment (album covers, movie titles)
-
Fashion and lifestyle brands (posters, apparel prints)
-
Tech and startups (giving a sleek yet approachable feel)
