About Counte font

Counte Font is a Contemporary slab serif font family. Meticulously designed to seamlessly blend symmetrical bracketed serifs for the upright styles and cursive serifs for the italics. This collaborative approach results in a font that strikes a harmonious balance between tradition and innovation. An ideal choice for both text and printing applications.

Crafted with low-contrast strokes, this font exudes versatility. Whether you’re designing for a sleek digital interface or a bold print publication, it adapts effortlessly to your creative needs.

We’ve gone the extra mile to ensure international accessibility by incorporating extensive diacritic support. Additionally, the font is enriched with OpenType features, empowering you to explore creative possibilities like ligatures and more.

The Counte Contemporary Slab Serif Font consists of 9 weights, ranging from the delicate Thin to the commanding Black, each complemented by meticulously crafted italics. This comprehensive range ensures that you’ll find the perfect weight and style for any project, making this font family an indispensable asset in your design.

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