Typewriter Fiba 9 is a regular weight, wide, medium contrast, upright, normal x-height, monospaced font.
Keywords: typewritten notes, vintage ui, posters, packaging, editorial, retro, utilitarian, tactile, quirky, mechanical, evoke typing, add texture, vintage utility, humanize mono, slab serif, rounded terminals, inked, soft corners, worn.
A monospaced slab-serif design with sturdy, slightly flared serifs and softly rounded corners that keep the texture friendly rather than sharp. Strokes show mild irregularities and subtle swelling, creating an inked, impression-like quality while maintaining consistent rhythm across the grid. Counters are open and the overall proportions feel generously wide, with straightforward, upright construction and a stable baseline presence. Numerals and capitals read firmly, while lowercase forms keep a compact, workmanlike silhouette with occasional quirky joints and terminals.
Well suited to typewriter-style compositions such as notes, captions, forms, and interface elements where fixed-width alignment is useful. The textured, inked finish also works nicely for retro posters, labels, and editorial pull quotes when you want a mechanical-but-human feel.
The face evokes mechanical typing and printed ephemera, with a faintly worn character that feels tactile and lived-in. Its tone is practical and no-nonsense, yet the softened edges and slight unevenness add warmth and personality, leaning into vintage utility rather than pristine precision.
The design appears intended to capture the feel of struck type on paper—monospaced discipline paired with softened, slightly imperfect edges—so text looks authentic and characterful without sacrificing straightforward readability.
Spacing and letterfit reinforce a steady, grid-like cadence typical of fixed-width text, producing an even “clack” across lines. The mild distress is consistent enough to read clearly at text sizes, but it also adds visible texture that becomes more pronounced in larger settings.