Martel Sans

Designed by Dan Reynolds, Mathieu Réguer

7 weights • Version 14 • On Google Fonts since 2015 • Popularity #560

Quick Summary

7

Styles

200-900

Weight Range

Static

Not variable

3

Languages / Subsets

Category
sans-serif
Best for
display
Descriptors
calligraphic
Scripts
Devanagari, Latin
Origin
Berlin, Germany
License
SIL Open Font License
Last updated
Sep 5, 2025

© 2014 Dan Reynolds. • © 2014 Mathieu Rguer.

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About Martel Sans Fonts

The Martel Sans typeface is designed for typesetting immersive documents. It may be be used to set long passages of text in languages that are written in the Devanagari script, including Hindi, Marathi, Nepali, Sanskrit, and others.

The Martel Devanagari design is a readable typeface whose glyph proportions are inspired by traditional writing and calligraphic styles. Its high-contrast strokes have a diagonal axis, in keeping with the pen-angle most often used for the Devanagari writing system. This Sans design is a low contrast design based on the initial Martel Devanagari. The Latin character set is an original design. Both character sets are the work of Dan Reynolds and Mathieu Réguer.

The Martel Sans project is led by Dan Reynolds, a type designer based in Berlin, Germany. To contribute, see github.com/typeoff/martel_sans

Updated November 2015: Internal metadata corrected.

Who Designed Martel Sans?

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Dan is an independent designer with a focus on letters: he draws typefaces, builds fonts, writes about typography, and teaches design and design history. He’s working on a doctoral dissertation on German type from the Wilhelmine period. Originally from the United States, Dan has lived in England and now resides in Germany. He created the typeface Dasa, and together with Mathieu Réguer developed Biryani and Martel Sans.

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