TopoLine - Variable Line Display Font

Topoline stacks dozens of thin horizontal lines and lets them swell and pinch to build each letter, the way an oscilloscope trace or a dying CRT screen renders a signal. A variable weight axis controls how far those lines bulge, so one file glides from a barely-there wireframe to a dense, almost solid glyph, and five static styles — Empty, Light, Negative, Bold, and Full — lock in fixed points along that range. This futuristic display font reads as circuitry more than type, built for headlines that want a retro-tech, screen-glitch charge rather than a clean grotesk finish.

Topoline works best in short, all-caps settings — movie titles, album art, music visualizers, tech branding, event key art, motion graphics, and retro-futuristic UI mockups.

Features:

• Included formats: OTF, TTF, WOFF, WOFF2;
• variable weight axis, plus 5 static styles: Empty, Light, Negative, Bold, and Full;
• uppercase only;
• numerals and limited punctuation.