Commercial · Sans serif · Grilli Type
GT America
GT America is a licensed font from Grilli Type: no price is printed on the pages read for it. The 3 open-licence families below are suggested in its place, each with the basis for the substitution.
The name above is set in a fallback face. GT America is a licensed font and there is no file here to show it in; the foundry’s page has the real specimen.
- Designer
- Noël Leu, with Seb McLauchlan
- Released
- 2016
- Styles
- 84
- Classification
- Sans serif
- Price
- Not read from the foundry’s page on 2026-09-04; see the page.
- Trial
- The foundry offers a trial download.
A bridge between 19th-century American Gothics and 20th-century European neo-grotesques, taking design features from both in the widths and weights where they work best. 84 styles across six widths.
Free alternatives to GT America
Suggested, not measured
Typecase measures fonts from their outlines. GT America is not on this machine, so these were chosen by what is known about it — classification, lineage, common use — and each is labelled with that basis. Open one to see its measured character and neighbours.
Quiet luxury, approachable
The Libre Franklin webfont did not load here — this is a fallback face, not Libre Franklin.
same classification
An American Gothic revival, one of the two traditions GT America bridges; lacks the width system and Swiss neutrality.
Quiet luxury, approachable
The Inter webfont did not load here — this is a fallback face, not Inter.
commonly substituted
A neo-grotesque widely used as a free stand-in for GT America in interfaces; more uniform and without GT America's Gothic warmth.
Quiet luxury, approachable
The Archivo webfont did not load here — this is a fallback face, not Archivo.
same classification
A grotesque with multiple widths and American Gothic roots; narrower overall.
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