YWFT Ultramagnetic: The Epitome of Soft-Gothic Sophistication

For years, the elusive question has hovered in design circles: Can a typeface be both soft and gothic? YWFT Ultramagnetic not only answers this question affirmatively, but it also sets a benchmark in the category. Born out of meticulous research and multiple iterations, it's a typeface that has risen to be an industry favorite since its first release in 1999.

A Legacy in Typography: A Typeface That Speaks Volumes

Anchoring its position among YWFT's top-selling exclusives, Ultramagnetic has a storied history. Between 2002 and 2006, it dominated our top ten list, often claiming the coveted Number One spot. Its versatility and aesthetic appeal have made it a go-to choice for big names such as Harley Davidson, Starbucks, and Disney Channel, to name a few.

Evolved for Modern Needs: Opentype Conversion

Recognizing the evolving demands of the digital age, YWFT Ultramagnetic underwent a transformation in 2010, converting from its original PostScript/TrueType format to a more versatile OpenType format. This move has ensured that the typeface remains an enduring tool for designers in an array of disciplines.