
Rounded terminals across three scripts and 920+ languages
Tondo is a sans-serif typeface with rounded terminals designed by Veronika Burian at Dalton Maag, developed between 2007 and 2021. It covers Latin, Cyrillic, and Greek scripts, supporting over 920 languages. The family spans Light, Regular, Signage, and Bold weights and includes OpenType features such as fractions, tabular and proportional numerals, superscript, subscript, and all-caps. Its rounded character makes it applicable across wayfinding, branding, and advertising contexts.
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