OpenType Guide
Everything your font can do, one switch at a time.
Our fonts carry far more than the letters you see when you type. This guide shows where each OpenType feature lives in InDesign and Illustrator, what it does, and which of our families have it.
- Standard Ligatures Letters that would bump into each other become one glyph.
- Sato
- Zorzal
- Letrismo
- Neopol
- Matria
- Senteia
- Modestia
- Capicú
- Raro
- Jobito
- Datura
- Contextual Alternates Letters change shape depending on their neighbours.
- Gabetes
- Normandi
- Velero
- Deliria
- Neopol
- Jobito
- Raro
- Discretionary Ligatures Decorative ligatures, off unless you ask for them.
- Letrismo
- Matria
- Ozelot
- Capicú
- Neopol
- Swashes Letters with extended strokes and flourishes.
- Ozelot
- Capicú
- Stylistic Alternates Other designs for a letter, one at a time or a whole set at once.
- All our fonts
- Titling Alternates Capitals refined for very large sizes.
- None of our fonts yet
- Ordinals Raised letters after numbers: 1º, 2ª, Nº.
- Sato
- Neopol
- Capicú
- Sobria
- Normandi
- Matria
- Zafrada Round
- Raro
- Fractions Turns 1/2 into a real fraction.
- Sato
- Modestia
- Capicú
- Neopol
- Oldstyle Figures Numbers that rise and fall like lowercase letters.
- Sato
- Capicú
- Modestia
- Zorzal
- Sobria
- Ozelot
- Gabetes
- Letrismo
- Neopol
- Tabular Lining Figures Numbers that all share one width, so columns line up.
- Neopol
- Small Caps Capitals drawn at lowercase height.
- Sato
- Neopol
- Capicú
- Superscript / Subscript Small raised or lowered characters, for notes and formulas.
- Sato
- Capicú
- Neopol
- Zorzal
- Modestia
- Letrismo
- Gabetes
- Zafrada Round
- Raro