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Fit Variable Font
Fit is one of the first typefaces available in the OpenType variable font format. This format allows multiple font styles to coexist within a single file, which can greatly improve loading performance while providing easy access to Fit’s entire range of widths.
This webpage
This webpage uses Fit to responsively fit the content to the width of the website. Drag your window and see for yourself! Chris Lewis wrote the fancy Javascript that makes this happen.
PDF Specimen
Here’s a Fit PDF specimen for you to save and enjoy. In addition to showings and character sets, it has a full listing of Fit’s OpenType features and supported languages not shown on this page. Print wisely; I am not responsible for replacing ink cartridges that are emptied by printing Fit!
Special Thanks
Many thanks to Chris Lewis, for helping Fit come to life on this webpage; Maria Doreuli, for consulting with me on Fit’s Cyrillic; Donny Truong, for consulting with me on the Vietnamese accents; Marina Chaccur, for helping me navigate the design of the diacritics; Grzegorz Rolek, for his ogonexcellent advice on Fit’s Polish accents; Oded Ezer, for drawing Fit’s Hebrew; Gor Jihanian, for drawing Fit’s Armenian; Kimya Gandhi, for drawing Fit’s Devanagari, Aadarsh Rajan, for drawing Fit’s Tamil, Jill Pichotta, for looking over every last detail; Alexandre Saumier Demers and Myles Maxfield, for their technical advice; Indra Kupferschmid and Nick Sherman, for encouraging me to take risks with this release; Rachel Elnar and Michael Doret, for inspiring me to draw something in this style in the first place; and finally, a big thank you to all the folks out there who are still working to make variable fonts a reality!
The Fine Print
Fit works best when used a few words at a time at enormous sizes. It is not recommended for setting any copy that you actually want people to read. Please use Fit responsibly!