Typography
LevelUp Typography
Typography is one of the primary visual signatures of LevelUp Media. The brand uses three font families: Radio Canada Big for display headlines, Geist for body text and Space Grotesk for numbers. Set display type large and tight, treat numbers as structural objects, and download the font files below.
The Three Typefaces
Our brand uses three distinct font families for specific roles:
Radio Canada Big is a tall, bold, condensed-feeling editorial display typeface. Used for hero headlines, major section titles, campaign typography, and high-impact brand statements.
Geist is a highly legible neutral sans-serif developed by Vercel. Used for body paragraphs, descriptions, navigation, UI labels, and technical specifications.
Space Grotesk is a monospace-influenced proportional sans-serif. Used exclusively for big metric numbers, numbered lists (01, 02), rule tags, and metadata labels.
Brand Typefaces
Font files for desktop publishing, pitch deck creation, and web platform integration:
| Font Family | Role | Format | License & Source | Download Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Radio Canada Big | Display Headlines | TTF / WEB | Google Fonts / Open Font License | Google Fonts ↗ |
| Geist | Body Copy & UI | OTF / WEB | Vercel / SIL Open Font License | Google Fonts ↗ |
| Space Grotesk | Numerals & Metrics | TTF / WEB | Google Fonts / Open Font License | Google Fonts ↗ |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which fonts does LevelUp Media use?
Three families, each with one job: Radio Canada Big for display headlines, Geist for body text and UI, and Space Grotesk for numbers and metadata.
What is Radio Canada Big used for?
Hero headlines, major section titles, campaign typography and high-impact brand statements, in weights 400, 500, 600 and 700.
What is Geist used for?
Body paragraphs, descriptions, navigation, UI labels and technical specifications.
What is Space Grotesk used for?
Exclusively for big metric numbers, numbered lists (01, 02), rule tags and metadata labels.
How should display type be set?
Large and tight, with numbers treated as structural objects.
Where can I get the brand font files?
The Typography page links the official TTF font files and the Brand Fonts Drive folder. All three families use open licenses.