Unifora Condensed Collection
Unifora Condensed
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The last font license you’ll ever need—buy once, use forever, no upgrades, no restrictions, from €10 per style.
BUYER’S GUIDE
1. Click the ‘Buy Unifora Condensed’ button at the top of this page—just scroll up.
2. Choose the appropriate commercial license tier. If you need a trial license, uncheck the ‘Commercial’ option and select the ‘Trial’ option. The price will update accordingly.
3. Select the top ‘Collection’ item if you want the entire family, including the variable font. Alternatively, you can choose individual font styles under the ‘Family’ section below.
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P. S. The variable font is only available with the full collection.
ABOUT
Unifora Condensed is the most compact of the five widths in the Unifora uniwidth variable sans-serif superfamily, drawn at 75% of the standard character proportions. It is the right choice for data-dense interfaces: dashboard tables where columns must display more in less horizontal space, financial and analytics UIs, code editors, terminal displays, and mobile navigation labels where every pixel counts. The industrial character that defines Unifora is fully present in the Condensed width; the narrower proportions sharpen it further.
The uniwidth principle means that within Condensed, every glyph holds its advance width regardless of weight or style—bold a row in a live table and the surrounding layout stays put, with no reflow.
The Unifora user’s manual covers CSS loading, font-variation-settings values, and the full OpenType feature set including tabular figures and the high-legibility stylistic set—particularly relevant at the small sizes where Condensed is most at home.
Unifora Condensed comes with 9 weights and matching italic and retalic styles with slants up to 18°. The variable font includes two axes: weight and slant.
See also: Unifora Narrow · Unifora Standard · Unifora Semiexpanded · Unifora Expanded