Times New Roman

About "Times New Roman"

Times New Roman is a classic serif typeface designed by Stanley Morison in 1931 under the direction of newspaper mogul Adolph Ochs for The Times of London.

Created for improved legibility in the narrow columns of The Times newspaper, it remains one of the most widely used faces for print and digital across books, newspapers, marketing communications and the web due to its efficient, spacious design.

Inspired by plantin and transitional old style typefaces of the 18th century, Times New Roman asserts a more modern feel with sharp, tapered serifs, strong horizontal stress and altered letter proportions to maximize capitalization and character density per line measure.

Offered with matching italics and various weights and widths, Times New Roman upholds principles of efficient letterpress publishing for extended reading balanced with economy of space through its intrinsic functionality and flexibility.

Font family

Times New Roman Font family

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Fonts

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Designer

Times New Roman

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Designer

Victor Lardent
Stanley Morison
Victor Lardent Stanley Morison

Publisher

Monotype Foundry

The Monotype Library features a comprehensive range of typefaces, acknowledging its status as one of the world’s largest collections. Providing an abundance of original designs acknowledging historical importance, the library also offers a selection of contemporary and stylish fonts. The timeless classics in the Monotype Library are hand-crafted revivals and original designs, made by some of the most innovative type designers and foundries history has known. Brands and designers can utilize this unique, award-winning library of top-tier fonts to provide expressive typography, both in print and on screen.

Date released

Dec 12, 2001

License

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※ Following licensing information is for reference only.

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App: for incorporation within mobile app code. Permissions for Apple iOS, Google Android, or Microsoft Windows Phone app development. Each app requires its own license.
Webfont: for use on a single internet domain. Prohibits font sharing across multiple sites. Includes individualized pageview count for each font upon website visit. Available as Annual, One-time, or Pay-per-view sublicenses.
Digital Ad/Email: for embedding in HTML5-based ads. Licenses support usage in digital ad networks and fluctuating impression rates. Provision for post-campaign impression adjustments.
Desktop: for utilization on desktop systems within software applications. Supports printing and static image creation (.jpeg, .tiff, .png). Licensing based on user numbers. Incremental licenses can be acquired for additional users.
Electronic Doc: for embedding in digital publications like eBooks or ePapers. Each edition is independently licensable. Free updates to existing customers do not necessitate new licenses.

Category	Scope of Use	Permission
App	Mobile application embedding	X
Webfont	Website domain specific	X
Digital Ad/Email	HTML5 ads & emails	X
Desktop	Desktop Applications	X
Electronic Doc	Electronic texts like eBooks	X