The Helvetica font on real websites
8 websites set in Helvetica, with their font pairings and stack.
Helvetica is a commercial neo-grotesque sans-serif by Max Miedinger, Eduard Hoffmann (Haas Type Foundry), released in 1957. The Swiss neo-grotesque that defined modernist corporate design. Plain, tightly spaced and everywhere, still a reference point for neutral sans-serifs.
- Style
- Sans-serif, neo-grotesque sans-serif
- Designer
- Max Miedinger, Eduard Hoffmann
- Foundry
- Haas Type Foundry
- Released
- 1957
- License
- Commercial, licensed from the foundry
- Get it
- MyFonts
8 websites in the save.design library use Helvetica. It shows up most on e-commerce and portfolio sites. It's most often paired with Menlo, Azonix and Verdana. Sites using Helvetica are most often built with React (50%).
Paired with
Questions
Which websites use Helvetica?
Recent examples include karocrafts.com, qtcapital.ai, jamesclapham.com and mew.xyz. All 8 websites using Helvetica are on this page, with the rest of their fonts and their tech stack.
What fonts pair well with Helvetica?
On real sites, Helvetica is most often set alongside Menlo (25% of them), Azonix (13% of them) and Verdana (13% of them).
How do I find out what font a website uses?
If it's in the save.design library, its page shows its full stack. For any other site, the analyzer in a save.design account reads the live page and lists the framework, animation libraries, fonts and platform it finds.
Check any site yourself with the website analyzer.