Condensed display serif · Designed by Maren Holt · 2026
Vesper Display
A narrow, high-contrast display serif for covers, mastheads and posters, in a roman and an italic.
- Styles
- 2
- Glyphs
- 236
- Axes
- Static
- Formats
- OTF, TTF, WOFF2
Type tester
Click the proof and type. Your text carries over to the other families.
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Styles
2 styles
- Regular400
- Italic400 italic
Sizes
Regular, from 96 to 11 px
- 96
- 72
- 48
- 32
- 24
- 18
- 14
- 11
Regular · 20/30 px
Vesper Display is narrow and sharp, made for words set large: a film title, a magazine masthead, a poster read across a street. Below about 24 points the hairlines get too thin, so pair it with a text face such as Almanac Text for the body copy.
Italic · 15/23 px
Vesper Display is narrow and sharp, made for words set large: a film title, a magazine masthead, a poster read across a street. Below about 24 points the hairlines get too thin, so pair it with a text face such as Almanac Text for the body copy.
Glyphs
236 glyphs per style; a selection below. Latin: Western and Central European languages
OpenType features
Off on the left, on on the right. In CSS: font-feature-settings.
Case-sensitive forms
case
Licenses
The tier chosen in the buy box is marked. Full license terms.
Desktop
Install the fonts on computers to set print, documents, logos, images and video.
- Up to 5 computers in one company
- Print, packaging, logos and still images
- Video and broadcast titles
- No limit on print runs
Web
Self-host the WOFF2 files on your own websites and web apps.
- One domain and its subdomains
- Up to 250,000 page views a month
- Files on your own server or CDN
- Staging and preview sites included
App
Embed the fonts inside one mobile, desktop or game app.
- One app title on any platforms
- Fonts compiled into the app bundle
- Up to 50,000 installs; ask beyond that
- Updates to the same title included
About Vesper Display

Vesper Display comes in two styles, a roman and an italic, both meant for 36 points and up. The contrast is high and the letters are narrow, so a long title fits one line.
Desktop and web licenses are available now. The app license follows once the hinting for small screens is done; write to us if you need it sooner.
- Classification
- Condensed display serif
- Styles
- 2 styles
- Designer
- Maren Holt
- Released
- 2026
- Glyphs
- 236
- Languages
- Latin: Western and Central European languages
- Features
- Case-sensitive forms
- Formats
- OTF, TTF, WOFF2
- Version
- 1.0
- App license
- Coming in 2027
Demo font: the tester on this page uses Instrument Serif (Copyright 2022 The Instrument Serif Project Authors) under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.