You can use it for making flyers, Logos, Brochures, and many other things that you wish to make. It is usable in all kinds of design forms and mediums. Yes, you can use this font on your poster. FAQs About This Font!Ĭan I use Helvetica Neue Condensed on my Poster?

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Alternatives of Helvetica Neue Condensed Font If you want to use it for any commercial purposes, then you will need to buy its commercial license. This font is free to download and use but only for personal usages. BMW, Kaiser Permanente, Target, Verizon, and Skype also use this font as their logotype. They were using it for their kit in 2019 and they wore it in the 2020 Euro tournament. Switzerland Football Team is also using this font. It was also in use by NASA for one of their shuttles, which they use for space orbiting. It is one of the most amazing and professional fonts. In South Korea, Helvetica is in use for their Road-Signboards, and also in Japan. Apple is the top smartphone selling company, and Helvetica was in use by them for their iOS System typeface until 2015.

Metro of Washington and “SEPTA” of Philadelphia also use this font. Many transportation systems also use Helvetica like it was in use for signage by MTA of New York. It was also seen in the headlines in 1984, it was about the new Machintosh Computers by Steve Jobs. Helvetica is very common among Designers and the Government of the USA and Canada. Despite being very often in use and splashing everywhere, it goes unnoticeable by us because of its neutrality. In Urban areas, we see Helvetica almost everywhere but unfortunately, we don’t notice it very often. Many of its variants were released after that period. The most popular years of this font were the 1950s and 1960s. This font was so widely in use that it became the most famous typeface of the 20 th century. The main inspiration for this font style was from some Swiss and German designs and most of all the popular typeface of 19 th century “Akzidenz Grotesk”.

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