Condensed Fonts


Condensed fonts can be tricky use and should be avoided for blocks of type, although they can work well when used sparingly. The letters of a condensed font have set-widths that are narrower than in the standard typeface from the same family. The term condensed font can also apply to fonts where each variation is much taller than it is wide. Often such fonts may have the words “condensed,” “narrow” or “compressed” in their names, although some fonts use numbers to represent character widths.

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CS Milters Font
CS Antibes Slitscan Font
Lochley Bricks Font
Meditera Bricks Font
CS Welcome Semipixel Font
CS Milward Semipixel Font
CS Milions Semipixel Font
CS Gaspard Semipixel Font
CS Alford Semipixel Font
CS Alford Ascii Font
Albercio Refracted Font
CS Costanza Ascii Font
CS Macklin Font
CS Brigham Ascii Font
CS Bridger Ascii Font
CS Genial Semipixel Font
CS Balenda Bricks Font
CS Monstra Font
CS Midland Font
Sazzle Bricks Font
Wadeline Bricks Font
CS Belway Refracted Font
CS Edmund Refracted Font
CS Bonfuse Refracted Font