Typewriter Eksu 7 is a light, wide, medium contrast, upright, normal x-height, monospaced font.
Keywords: screenplays, manuscripts, labels, posters, packaging, nostalgic, utilitarian, analog, quirky, hand-inked, typewriter feel, printed texture, period tone, human warmth, worn, rounded, soft terminals, irregular, friendly.
A monospaced serif design with slightly irregular, inked outlines and softened corners that mimic mechanical imprint and wear. Strokes stay relatively even while showing subtle swelling and taper at joins, producing a gently textured rhythm. Serifs are short and blunted, with occasional bracket-like curves and small bulbous terminals that keep the forms readable while adding character. Counters are open and the overall spacing is consistent, giving the text a steady, typewritten cadence.
Well-suited for typewriter-flavored settings such as screenplay layouts, manuscript styling, and retro documentation. It also works for short editorial headlines, captions, and labeling where a dependable mono rhythm is useful but a sterile look is undesirable. In branding contexts, it can support vintage-inspired packaging and poster work that benefits from a tactile, printed impression.
The font conveys an analog, archival feel—like text struck on paper rather than drawn on screen. Its mild roughness and softened details add warmth and a touch of eccentricity, balancing practicality with a human, slightly imperfect tone.
The design appears intended to recreate the dependable structure of monospaced typing while introducing subtle irregularities that evoke ink spread, worn type, and paper texture. The goal seems to be legibility and consistency first, with just enough artifacting to signal an analog, period-appropriate mood.
Figures and capitals maintain the same steady set width as the lowercase, reinforcing the mechanical grid-like structure. The texture is restrained rather than heavily distressed, so the letterforms remain clear even as they suggest age and repeated impressions.