Check out this 90 sec showreel for a quick overview of the typefaces in the Superfried bundle. For more detail, you can view each of them separately below. 

Kapital, designed by Superfried in 2018 and remastered for 2025, is an elegant geometric uppercase sans-serif typeface. Available in both standard and stencil styles, it features four versatile weights: light, regular, medium, and demi-bold. This type family draws inspiration from the uppercase character set of its predecessor, Basik, while enhancing its clean, geometric aesthetics to achieve a more minimalistic style.

The letterforms of Kapital are deliberately simple with a focus on clarity, allowing the characters to convey information without distraction. Special attention has been given to the consistency of glyph forms across different weights, ensuring that the integrity of the design is maintained. Additionally, adjustments have been made to key letterforms to optimize negative space, minimizing deviations that often occur with increased weight.

Ideal for branding, editorial design, and web applications, Kapital stands out for its refined simplicity and functional elegance.

Originally designed back in 2014, Neon is an experimental, retro sci-fi display typeface by Superfried. Remastered for 2025, this unique font showcases significant design enhancements, including refined glyphs and improved spacing for optimal readability.

Neon offers two unique styles that can be easily toggled using the shift key, allowing for versatile applications in various design projects. Inspired by neon signage, classic sci-fi films, and video games from my childhood, Neon has evolved into a distinctive display typeface that stands out in branding, editorial, and web design.

With 266 glyphs, Neon is perfect for creating eye-catching headlines and graphics. Featured in Computer Arts magazine and on North East, it’s a must-have for designers looking to add a touch of retro flair to their work.

Basik is back and remastered for 2025. Originally designed by Superfried in 2011, this clean and versatile sans-serif stands out with its spurless letterforms, allowing stems to flow seamlessly into the shoulders. The result is a distinct, friendly, and slightly retro aesthetic.

The latest version of Basik includes four distinct weights: Book, Medium, Bold, and Heavy – each available in stencil format, eight unique styles in total. Perfect for both body copy and display text, Basik is an excellent choice for branding, web design, and editorial projects. Its evolution reflects a commitment to quality and adaptability.

Discover the charm of the Basik typeface family, a valuable addition to any designer's toolkit.

Originally designed by Superfried in 2011, Blox has been remastered with design tweaks to specific characters, the addition of a completely new font, and improved spacing throughout. With a simple geometric structure, tight spacing, and cuts, Blox is distinct with high-impact.

It is available in three styles – incision, vertical, and horizontal, and has been featured for Typography on Behance.

Developed in 2011, Sqair is an experimental display typeface designed by Superfried. It is available in four formats: display, display stencil, retro, and retro stencil. The inspiration for this typeface originates from fond memories of the classic Sinclair Spectrum logo. Consequently, Sqair lends itself to any project with a technology-related theme. Sqair has been remastered for 2025, and now features two new fonts, re-drawn characters, and improved spacing throughout.

Originally designed in 2011, Slash is an experimental, all-caps, no-nonsense display typeface by Superfried. Slash, as its name suggests, is bold and makes no apologies for it. Sculptured from solid blocks, it features distinct incisions and intricate curves to articulate the separate glyphs, resulting in a high-impact typeface. Slash has been remastered for 2025 with design tweaks to specific characters and improved spacing throughout. Slash features 4 fonts – Display | Outline | Offset – each featuring two interchangeable character styles switched via shift.

Slash has been featured for Typography on Behance.

Originally crafted in 2015 by Superfried, this elegant geometric uppercase display font has been meticulously re-drawn and enhanced. The updated design now includes a secondary character set that can be activated using the shift key, offering greater versatility for your projects. Each glyph is thoughtfully constructed from two concentric paths, showcasing intricate interactions and stylish angled incisions that contribute to its unique aesthetic. Orb boasts a total of 266 glyphs and comes in two distinct weights: display and outline. Each weight features two interchangeable character styles, allowing for creative flexibility in branding, web design, and editorial projects. Elevate your typography with Orb's striking visual appeal and functional design.

Developed in 2015, Plug is an experimental, curvy, display typeface by Superfried. As its name suggests, it features ‘plugs’ within all of the glyph counters. Plug has a very retro feel, and its chunky structure leads to a distinct, high-impact display font. Plug has been remastered for 2025 with design tweaks to specific characters and improved spacing throughout.

Plug has been featured for Typography on Behance.

Originally designed in 2015, Arx by Superfried is an elegant and intricate display typeface created for use at large scale. Featuring 266 glyphs, its Latin name – meaning citadel – connects with the classical features, whilst the phonetic pronunciation nods to the arcs which characterise each glyph. This caps typeface is available in three formats: display, fade, and outline, each featuring two distinct character styles switched via the shift key. 

Arx has been featured for Typography on Behance.

Originally designed in 2015, Carga by Superfried is an angular, brutal, uppercase display typeface. Initially inspired by the use of typography upon container ships, this font is aptly named Carga – Spanish for Cargo. Carga has been remastered for 2025, and now features two fonts of 266 glyphs, each featuring two interchangeable character styles switched via shift.

Originally developed in 2011, Blob by Superfried has been updated with design tweaks to specific characters and improved spacing throughout. Blob is available in two formats: Round and Square. It is an experimental, sans-serif display typeface based on simple geometric forms. Although unorthodox, care has been taken to ensure that it is completely legible.

Blob has been featured for Typography on Behance.

Designed in 2011, Slice is an experimental, circular display typeface by Superfried. Slice, like its big brother Slash, also features key incisions to form the glyphs. Unlike Slash, Slice is much simpler in design, based on basic geometric forms and features both upper and lowercase. Slice has a retro feel, and its chunky structure leads to a distinct, high-impact display font. Slice has been remastered for 2025 with design tweaks to specific characters and improved spacing throughout.

Slice has been featured for Typography on Behance.

Developed by Superfried back in 2014, Box is an experimental, retro display typeface. Box, as the name suggests, features glyphs that are predominantly square in construction. The result is a bold, distinct look with high impact.  Box has been updated with design tweaks to specific characters, the addition of two new fonts, and improved spacing throughout. Box contains 266 glyphs and is available in 6 styles. 

Designed by Superfried in 2015 and featuring 266 glyphs, Twist is an experimental, retro display typeface. As its name suggests, it features intricate twists and turns, creating a distinct, high-impact effect. Its ambiguous forms are perfect for evoking a sense of fun, unrestricted freedom. The 2025 release has been remastered with design tweaks to specific characters and improved spacing throughout.

Twist has been featured for Typography on Behance.

Asp by Superfried, as the name suggests, is an ornate, meandering, snake-like display typeface. Its distinct, bold style has been designed to evoke the curves and beautiful intricacy of historic art and patterns observed over the years whilst travelling abroad. Asp is delicate, yet simultaneously bold and confident, providing a distinct look and feel.

Originally designed in 2014 by Superfried, Rails is an innovative inline display typeface that stands out in any design project. Available in four distinct styles: display, display solid, broken, and broken solid, this typeface is characterized by its unique construction of parallel tracks. The broken styles introduce striking breaks that enhance visual impact, creating a dynamic contrast. The combination of these styles results in a clean, flowing typography with unexpected moments of disruption, making it perfect for branding, editorial design, and web applications.

The 2025 remaster includes refined character designs and improved spacing, ensuring a polished and modern aesthetic that elevates your creative projects. Rails includes 266 glyphs and has been featured in Computer Arts and IdN magazine.