Syne Font Family Free Download
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Syne Font Family Free Download

Download Syne font family for free in TTF format. This package includes 5 static styles and 1 variable font file.

The static family includes Regular, Medium, SemiBold, Bold and ExtraBold styles. The variable file gives flexible weight control from a single TTF file.

Syne is an expressive sans-serif typeface originally designed for the French art center Synesthésie. It has a graphic, contemporary and slightly unconventional tone, making it stronger for headlines and identity work than for long body text.

Included Static Styles

Syne-Regular.ttf
Syne-Medium.ttf
Syne-SemiBold.ttf
Syne-Bold.ttf
Syne-ExtraBold.ttf

Included Variable File

Syne-VariableFont_wght.ttf

Font Details

Font Name: Syne
Font Type: Sans Serif
Format: TTF
Total Files: 6
Static Styles: Regular, Medium, SemiBold, Bold and ExtraBold
Variable Font: Included
Designers: Bonjour Monde, Lucas Descroix and George Triantafyllakos
Original Commission: Synesthésie art center, France
Original Release: 2017

Static vs Variable

Use the static files when you want each weight to appear separately in your font menu. This is practical for desktop design files, print delivery and simple font management.

Use the variable file when you want smoother weight control from one font file. This is useful in modern design apps and web projects that support variable fonts.

Syne has a compact, sturdy and expressive structure. It feels more graphic than a neutral sans-serif, with a tone that fits cultural projects, posters, art direction and bold brand typography.

For official source files and license details, see the Syne GitLab repository.

Similar Fonts

If you like Syne, you may also want to explore Syne Mono, Syne Tactile, Space Grotesk, Cabinet Grotesk, Clash Display, Plaak, Neue Plak, Monument Grotesk and ABC Maxi. These sit closer to the same expressive, poster-focused and contemporary grotesque territory than ordinary UI sans-serif fonts.

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