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Desktop
Install the font on your computer to create designs for print or static digital images, such as logos, packaging, and marketing materials. The desktop license is always perpetual.
Web
The web license enables you to embed the font into your website through CSS, ensuring that visitors see your intended typography without needing to install the font themselves. It’s optimised for online performance and the usage limits are based on monthly pageviews. Annual and Perpetual options are available.
App
With the app license, you can integrate the font into mobile applications across different platforms like iOS and Android. It ensures that your in-app text and user interface maintain a consistent, branded look throughout the app experience. Annual and Perpetual options are available.
Epub
This license is tailored for digital publishing, allowing you to embed fonts into eBooks and other ePublishing formats. It ensures your typography remains intact and visually appealing across various e-readers and digital devices. Annual and Perpetual options are available.
Digital-ads
The digital ads license permits you to use the font in HTML5-based ads, ensuring your ad campaigns have a consistent, on-brand appearance. It’s designed to handle the dynamic and interactive nature of digital advertising while maintaining optimal performance across devices. Annual and Perpetual options are available.
Looking for something else?
We can offer you custom-tailored licenses according to your needs - broadcasting, corporate, server, gaming, OEM/interface embedding. Learn more
About
Bebas Neue started in 2005 when Ryoichi Tsunekawa released Bebas as a personal font project. It evolved into Bebas Neue in 2010—a refined all-caps display typeface inspired by 1920s geometric sans-serifs like Futura. In 2014, Fontfabric expanded it into a full family, and since 2018 it’s been open‑source under the SIL OFL .
Why Choose Bebas Neue?
Bebas Neue is a Display Sans-Serif typeface designed for bold, high-impact communication. Its clean, bold proportions and tightly spaced uppercase letters give it a powerful modern aesthetic, perfect for projects that need to grab attention fast. It’s perfect for designers and brands seeking a strong, minimalist display face for headline-driven projects.
Whether you're crafting movie titles, brand campaigns, packaging, or editorial layouts, Bebas Neue offers simple, striking elegance and exceptional legibility at any size.
With 5 balanced styles, OpenType features, and extended multilingual support, Bebas Neue provides everything you need for confident, high-impact typography—for free. Download Bebas Neue today!
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Perfect Font Pairings for Bebas Neue
Pairing fonts can make or break a design. Thanks to its modern sans-serif clarity, Bebas Neue works beautifully alongside a range of serif or humanist sans-serif fonts that bring contrast and warmth. Think elegant editorial pairings or minimalistic brand duos—Bebas Neue gives you room to get creative while keeping your message strong and clear.
Check out the perfect font pairings that will complement Bebas Neue’s modern appeal:
Key Specifications of Bebas Neue
Bebas Neue has clean, bold proportions and tightly spaced uppercase letters that deliver a powerful, modern aesthetic with maximum legibility. It also brings:
- Simple yet striking—great visual impact at any scale
- Open-source licensing (SIL OFL) ensures free use in commercial and personal projects
- Expanded family by Fontfabric adds balanced weights for design flexibility
Use Cases
- Branding & Advertising
- Editorial & Publishing
- Film & Entertainment
- Web Design
- Packaging & Product Design
- Signage & Environmental Graphics
List of Styles
Multilingual Support & OpenType Features
Bebas Neue includes extended Latin support, covering over 80 languages. It also comes with essential OpenType features such as Fractions, Localization, Ordinals, and more, ready to handle professional typography demands with ease.
Release date - Original release 2010; expanded by Fontfabric in 2014; open‑source v2.0 published in 2018
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