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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.
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About
Credits
- Type Direction: Svetoslav Simov, Vika Usmanova
- Type Design: Svetoslav Simov, Ivelina Martinova, Kaloyan Kamenopolski
- Font Production: Stefan Yatanski
- Art Direction: Stefan Yatanski
- Presentation Design: Stefan Yatanski, Radoslav Valkov
Gabriel Sans Font Family – 24 Styles + 2 Variable Fonts
Originally released by Fontfabric on January 21, 2011, Gabriel Sans was designed by Svetoslav Simov as a versatile sans serif with a distinctive geometric character. It grew out of a search for a sans that felt geometric but not cold - something with the structure of a Swiss type or a grotesque, but with more warmth built into the details.
Now, more than a decade after its original release, Gabriel Sans returns with a comprehensive update. The family has been expanded with Extended Latin and Extended Cyrillic support, refined at the level of its letterforms and spacing, and reworked into a more flexible typographic system built for contemporary design.
The Team Behind the Update
The Gabriel Sans update was developed by Kaloyan Kamenopolski and Ivelina Martinova, under the close supervision of Svetoslav Simov and Viktoria Usmanova.
For Kaloyan, the project marks his first typeface release with Fontfabric. Production was led by Stefan Yatanski.
The process was dynamic and full of challenges, with every stage bringing new details to refine. Expanding the character set, reworking individual forms, and developing the variable fonts all came together as a collaborative effort across the team.
The result is a renewed Gabriel Sans that keeps the character of the original while giving it a broader language range, cleaner typography, and much more flexibility for contemporary design.
Why Choose Gabriel Sans?
Gabriel Sans brings together clarity, character, and flexibility in a single type family. Its balanced proportions and refined forms make it equally comfortable in text and display settings, while its expanded character set makes it ready for multilingual projects.
The 2026 update introduces 24 static styles and 2 variable fonts, giving designers more control over weight and width. The new variable fonts combine the Normal and Condensed ranges in one flexible format, allowing width and weight to be adjusted smoothly without switching between separate font files.
With support for more than 130 languages, an expanded set of figures, symbols, currencies, and OpenType features, Gabriel Sans is designed to move easily between branding, editorial design, digital products, advertising, packaging, signage, and beyond.
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Perfect Font Pairings for Gabriel Sans
Choosing the right font combination can bring balance, contrast, and visual rhythm to a design. With its clean sans serif structure, Gabriel Sans pairs naturally with both expressive serifs and contrasting sans serifs.
Explore these Fontfabric typefaces for combinations that complement Gabriel Sans:
Key Specifications of Gabriel Sans
Gabriel Sans Use Cases
The Gabriel Sans font family includes 24 static styles and 2 variable fonts, offering a broad and flexible typographic range.
List of Styles
Gabriel Sans
- Gabriel Sans Thin
- Gabriel Sans Light
- Gabriel Sans Normal
- Gabriel Sans Medium
- Gabriel Sans Bold
- Gabriel Sans Black
Gabriel Sans Italic
- Gabriel Sans Thin Italic
- Gabriel Sans Light Italic
- Gabriel Sans Italic
- Gabriel Sans Medium Italic
- Gabriel Sans Bold Italic
- Gabriel Sans Black Italic
Gabriel Sans Condensed
- Gabriel Sans Cond Thin
- Gabriel Sans Cond Light
- Gabriel Sans Cond Normal
- Gabriel Sans Cond Medium
- Gabriel Sans Cond Bold
- Gabriel Sans Cond Black
Gabriel Sans Condensed Italic
- Gabriel Sans Cond Thin Italic
- Gabriel Sans Cond Light Italic
- Gabriel Sans Cond Italic
- Gabriel Sans Cond Medium Italic
- Gabriel Sans Cond Bold Italic
- Gabriel Sans Cond Black Italic
Variable Fonts
- Gabriel Sans Variable Regular
- Gabriel Sans Variable Italic
Applicable Across Industries
Gabriel Sans is designed to adapt across a wide range of creative and commercial fields:
- Branding & visual identity
- Editorial & publishing
- Advertising & campaigns
- Web design
- UI/UX & digital products
- Packaging & labels
- Signage & wayfinding
- Corporate communication
- Marketing & social media
- Creative and cultural projects
Supported Formats
OTF, TTF, WOFF, WOFF2
Multilingual Support & OpenType Features
Gabriel Sans now supports Extended Latin and Extended Cyrillic, covering more than 130 languages and making the family suitable for multilingual and international projects.
The updated character set includes a full range of figures, symbols, and currency signs, together with an expanded set of OpenType features such as standard and discretionary ligatures, stylistic sets, localized forms, and case-sensitive forms.
Release & Update Date
Originally released: January 21, 2011
Updated: September 17, 2026
What’s New in Gabriel Sans
The 2026 update brings both visual refinement and a significantly expanded typographic toolkit:
- Extended Latin support
- Extended Cyrillic support
- 130+ language coverage
- Refined letter proportions
- Improved terminals
- Enhanced readability
- Standard ligatures
- Discretionary ligatures
- Stylistic sets
- Localized forms
- Case-sensitive forms
- 2 variable fonts
A More Flexible Variable System
The biggest addition to the family is its new variable font system.
Gabriel Sans Roman Variable and Gabriel Sans Italic Variable bring the Normal and Condensed styles together in a single flexible font. Designers can adjust both weight and width, moving smoothly between the family’s extremes instead of relying on separate static styles.
The same flexibility is available in both Roman and Italic, making the variable fonts particularly useful for responsive typography, digital interfaces, editorial systems, branding, and layouts that need typography to adapt seamlessly.
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