geometric sans workhorse with additional inktraps and inkspots
About Zimula
Zimula is a classic contemporary geometric typeface and comes in a friendly and warm vibe. With 9 weights ranging from Thin to Black, the standard styles can be used as a workhorse for everyday design tasks.
But the Zimula family comes in two other styles: InkTrap and InkSpot. The former features generous, angular Inktraps, which ensure crisp text in smaller sizes and become a stylistic element in the heavier weights, perfect for catching titles and posters. The latter, on the other hand, fill out the joints, resulting in an irregular texture for the lighter weights and a soft overall appearance for the heavier weights.
With the available variable font, you can choose between InkTrap and InkSpot seamlessly — this opens up options for optimizing body copy and finding just the right amount of character for large-format designs. A generous character set, extensive OpenType features and an alternative set with filled-in punches come on top.
- ▸Released in 2021
- ▸Geometric Sans
- ▸9 weights in 3 styles
- ▸Alternate filled forms
- ▸840 Glyphs
Please note that this preview font only includes basic upper- and lowercase letters as well as standard figures. No kerning and OpenType features are included. Please see reference images or the specimen PDF for full functionality.
OpenType-Features
All weights and styles of Zimula come with essential features for editorial and branding usage — speaking of alternates, ligatures, case-sensitive forms and various figure styles.
- ▸5 Stylistic Sets
- ▸Standard Ligatures
- ▸Discretionary Ligatures
- ▸Contextual Alternates
- ▸Case sensitive Forms
- ▸Tabular Figures
- ▸Superior and Inferior Figures
- ▸Dynamic Fractions
- ▸Slashed Zero
Language Support
Thanks to the coverage of the Latin-Extended-A Unicode range the Zimula family supports most modern Latin languages. Actually, containing some additional accented glyphs, you can set text in 219 languages. If you still think your language isn't supported, you can look up the full list below or in the specimen.
- Complete list of supported languages
Abenaki • Afaan Oromo • Afar • Afrikaans • Albanian • Alsatian • Amis • Anuta • Aragonese • Aranese • Aromanian • Arrernte • Arvanitic (Latin) • Asturian • Atayal • Aymara • Azerbaijani • Bashkir (Latin) • Basque • Belarusian (Latin) • Bemba • Bikol • Bislama • Bosnian • Breton • Cape Verdean Creole • Catalan • Cebuano • Chamorro • Chavacano • Chichewa • Chickasaw • Cimbrian • Cofán • Cornish • Corsican • Creek • Crimean Tatar (Latin) • Croatian • Czech • Danish • Dawan • Delaware • Dholuo • Drehu • Dutch • English • Esperanto • Estonian • Faroese • Fijian • Filipino • Finnish • Folkspraak • French • Frisian • Friulian • Gagauz (Latin) • Galician • Ganda • Genoese • German • Gikuyu • Gooniyandi • Greenlandic (Kalaallisut) • Guadeloupean Creole • Gwich’in • Haitian Creole • Hän • Hawaiian • Hiligaynon • Hopi • Hotcąk (Latin) • Hungarian • Icelandic • Ido • Igbo • Ilocano • Indonesian • Interglossa • Interlingua • Irish • Istro-Romanian • Italian • Jamaican • Javanese (Latin) • Jèrriais • Kaingang • Kala Lagaw Ya • Kapampangan (Latin) • Kaqchikel • Karakalpak (Latin) • Karelian (Latin) • Kashubian • Kikongo • Kinyarwanda • Kiribati • Kirundi • Klingon • Kurdish (Latin) • Ladin • Latin • Latino sine Flexione • Latvian • Lithuanian • Lojban • Lombard • Low Saxon • Luxembourgish • Maasai • Makhuwa • Malay • Maltese • Manx • Māori • Marquesan • Megleno-Romanian • Meriam Mir • Mirandese • Mohawk • Moldovan • Montagnais • Montenegrin • Murrinh-Patha • Nagamese Creole • Nahuatl • Ndebele • Neapolitan • Ngiyambaa • Niuean • Noongar • Norwegian • Novial • Occidental • Occitan • Old Icelandic • Old Norse • Onĕipŏt • Oshiwambo • Ossetian (Latin) • Palauan • Papiamento • Piedmontese • Polish • Portuguese • Potawatomi • Q’eqchi’ • Quechua • Rarotongan • Romanian • Romansh • Rotokas • Sami (Inari Sami) • Sami (Lule Sami) • Sami (Northern Sami) • Sami (Southern Sami) • Samoan • Sango • Saramaccan • Sardinian • Scottish Gaelic • Serbian (Latin) • Seri • Seychellois Creole • Shawnee • Shona • Sicilian • Silesian • Slovak • Slovenian • Slovio (Latin) • Somali • Sorbian (Lower Sorbian) • Sorbian (Upper Sorbian) • Sotho (Northern) • Sotho (Southern) • Spanish • Sranan • Sundanese (Latin) • Swahili • Swazi • Swedish • Tagalog • Tahitian • Tetum • Tok Pisin • Tokelauan • Tongan • Tshiluba • Tsonga • Tswana • Tumbuka • Turkish • Turkmen (Latin) • Tuvaluan • Tzotzil • Uzbek (Latin) • Venetian • Vepsian • Volapük • Võro • Wallisian • Walloon • Waray-Waray • Warlpiri • Wayuu • Welsh • Wik-Mungkan • Wiradjuri • Wolof • Xavante • Xhosa • Yapese • Yindjibarndi • Zapotec • Zarma • Zazaki • Zulu • Zuni
Glyph Set
Zimula comes with 840 glyphs, covering the Latin Extended-A Unicode Range, alternates for »a« and »G«, ligatures and some decorative filled forms.
To get an overview of the full glyph set, all styles, OpenType-Features and text samples you can download the specimen below.
Specimen & Trials
To get a complete overview of all features, the glyph set and range of cuts you can download the specimen. It is designed to work not only for information on screen, but to be printed out to get an impression of appearence in different sizes on paper.
You can also go straight to testing the typefaces in your favorite layout program: Our test fonts package can be downloaded for free and contains all of our previously published typefaces!