Linotype Textra

About "Linotype Textra"

Linotype Textra Font Family was designed by Jochen Schuss, Jörg Herz and published by Linotype.

Linotype Textra contains 10 styles and family package options.

Font family

Linotype Textra Font family

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Designer

Linotype Textra

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Designer

Jochen Schuss
Jörg Herz

Publisher

Linotype Foundry

Linotype, which has been in operation for over a century, has a professionally managed font library that includes popular fonts like Helvetica, Neue Helvetica®, Linotype Didot™, Janson® Text, New Century Schoolbook®, and more. It is renowned for its production, marketing, and licensing of high-quality fonts. Over the years, their successful strategies have expanded in response to advancements in technology. As fonts are pivotal for all forms of visual communication, Linotype collaborates with designers and typographers to encourage global knowledge sharing and open dialogue. Monotype currently owns the Linotype font library.

Date released

Jan 01, 1970

License

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Webfont	Single domain. Every time the webpage using the webfont kit is loaded, the counting system counts a single pageview.	X
App	Embedding in mobile applications for iOS, Android, or Windows Phone.	X
Electronic Doc	Embedding in e-text products such as an eBook, eMagazine, eNewspaper, or interactive PDF. Each issue counts as a separate publication.	X
Digital Ad/Email	Embedding fonts into digital ads, such as ads built using HTML5.	X
Desktop	Use on a desktop workstation. Desktop licenses are based on the number of users of the fonts.	X