Miedinger designed it as part of a corporate identity for a brewery. The Digital Revival: In 1999, the design group Elektrosmog digitized and extended the set. Modern Era: It was later expanded by the foundry, where it was eventually renamed simply Is it actually "Free"? not exactly. Commercial Use: You typically must purchase a license from foundries like Adobe Fonts: Some sources suggest it is available for use with an Adobe Creative Cloud

Legally, no. Modifying a copyrighted font (even for personal use) violates the license. Use an open-source font like Oswald if you need to change glyphs.

If you are looking for a similar aesthetic (slightly condensed, soft rounded corners) without the cost, you might consider Bebas Neue , which is open-source and free for commercial use. Other high-quality free alternatives with a clean, industrial feel include Roboto or Source Sans Pro . The Typeface of Neo-Zurich