Mohave

Mohave font.

Mohave is a sans serif titling display typeface by Gumpita Rahayu and Tokotype, made for strong headings, posters, labels, and other large-size text.

About Mohave

Mohave has a condensed, structured look that works best when the text needs to feel clear and compact. Its letterforms are described by the project as nearly monolinear, with visible structure and modulated forms. That makes it a good choice for titles where you want a firm sans serif voice without using a wide or heavy display font.

The family is especially useful for short lines: headlines, section titles, covers, quote graphics, packaging mockups, and navigation-style text. Test your exact words in the preview before downloading, because condensed display fonts can feel tight in long paragraphs or small sizes. Use more letter spacing for all-caps settings, and pair Mohave with a calmer body text face when readability matters.

Mohave has several OTF styles in this listing, including Regular, Italic, Light, Medium, and Bold. That range makes it useful for simple typographic systems: Light for quiet accents, Regular for balanced text, Medium for labels, and Bold for stronger headings. Preview them together to find a clear hierarchy.

Features

• Sans serif titling display design with a condensed, nearly monolinear structure
• OTF font files in Light 300, Regular 400, Italic 400, Medium 500, and Bold 700 styles

Best Uses

• Posters, covers, banners, and title graphics
• Short UI labels, brand mockups, packaging text, and social media headings

License Information

Mohave is licensed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1. The OFL generally allows personal and commercial use, embedding, modification, and redistribution under its terms. Do not sell the font files by themselves, and keep the license conditions with redistributed or modified font software.

Designer and Foundry

Mohave was designed by Gumpita Rahayu and is associated with Tokotype.

Usage Tips

Use Mohave for short, high-impact text rather than dense reading copy. Try Light or Regular for cleaner titles, Medium for balanced headings, and Bold when the text needs more weight. The Italic style can add emphasis, but check spacing carefully in narrow layouts. If you use multiple Mohave weights, keep the roles consistent. Too many weight changes in one small section can make the design feel scattered.

FAQ

Is Mohave free for commercial use?

Yes, Mohave is licensed under the SIL Open Font License, which generally permits commercial use as long as the license terms are followed.

What type of font is Mohave?

Mohave is a sans serif titling display typeface. It is best suited to headings, posters, and other large-size text.

Which file format is included?

The listed font files are OTF files.

Which Mohave styles are listed for download?

The available styles are Light, Regular, Italic, Medium, and Bold.

Is Mohave good for body text?

It can work for short supporting text, but it is mainly a display face. For long paragraphs, pair it with a more relaxed text font.

Which Mohave files are listed?

The listing has Regular, Italic, Light, Medium, and Bold OTF files.