Meridian Sans — Geometric Typeface Family

Meridian Sans is a geometric sans-serif family drawn from pure shapes: near-circular bowls, straight stems and flat-cut diagonals. It sets headlines with the calm confidence of classic geometric type and stays open and legible at interface sizes.

Four weights — Light, Regular, Medium and Bold — share the same skeleton, so a brand can move from a thin display line to a heavy call to action without changing voice. Kerning for common pairs such as AV, To and Ya is built in.

• Brand identities and logotypes
• Headlines, posters and packaging
• App and website interfaces
• Presentation decks and reports

• Four weights: Light, Regular, Medium and Bold
• Geometric construction with circular bowls and single-storey a and g
• Built-in kerning for common capital and lowercase pairs
• Basic Latin: A–Z, a–z, 0–9, punctuation and symbols, plus curly quotes and dashes
• OTF for desktop and WOFF2 for the web
• Consistent metrics across weights for clean weight changes

• 4 OpenType (OTF) font files
• 4 WOFF2 web font files
• specimen.html with ready-made @font-face rules
• README and licence

• macOS and Windows
• Adobe apps, Figma (local fonts), Affinity, Office, Canva uploads
• All modern browsers via WOFF2

• Any app that supports OpenType fonts
• A web server or CDN for WOFF2 files on websites

1. Unzip the download

2. Install the OTF files on macOS (double-click → Install) or Windows (right-click → Install)

3. For websites, self-host the WOFF2 files with @font-face — see the included specimen.html

4. Pick the weight in your app's font menu

Accented and non-Latin characters are not included.

• Personal — Install on your own computers for personal, non-commercial work.
• Commercial — Desktop use plus web and print use for one commercial project or one client, including logos.
• Agency — Desktop, web and app embedding for multiple client projects, up to the limits stated on this page.

No tier permits reselling or redistributing the files themselves.

Questions about Meridian Sans are handled through your DistroSource account — open a support ticket from the order and include your order number.