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Proxima Nova is a sans-serif typeface designed by Mark Simonson, first released in 2005. It is a commercial typeface that requires a paid licence for professional use across web, app, and broadcast contexts. The family ships in 8 weights across 2 styles, giving a flexible range for both display headlines and body text. On Font Checker Pro you can preview Proxima Nova at display and text sizes, review its desktop, web, app, and broadcast licensing tiers, and compare it head-to-head with related faces before committing to it.
No. Proxima Nova is a commercial typeface and commercial use requires a paid licence. Font Checker Pro lists free, licence-cleared alternatives you can use instead.
Proxima Nova was designed by Mark Simonson and released in 2005.
Proxima Nova is classified as a sans-serif typeface.
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sans-serif design from 2005. Every listing links to its original source and current licensing tiers.
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