Font System Visualizer
Pair Google Fonts, dial in a type scale, and preview it on a real blog post, card, and landing page.
Fonts
Scale
Preview a font pairing the way it'll actually be used
Picking fonts from a dropdown or a single line of sample text rarely tells you how a pairing will really feel — a heading font that looks great at 48px can feel clumsy in a card title, and body text that reads fine in a paragraph can feel cramped in a dense layout. This tool lets you preview the same pairing across a type scale, a blog article, a product/pricing card, and a landing page hero, all built from one base size and ratio.
How the type scale works
Every size on the page is generated by multiplying the base size by the scale ratio repeatedly — a higher ratio (like 1.5) creates bigger jumps between heading levels for a bolder, more dramatic hierarchy, while a lower ratio (like 1.125) creates a subtler, more compact scale suited to dense interfaces.
Also useful: Brand Guidelines Generator and Color Palette Visualizer.
Frequently asked questions
A type scale is a set of font sizes built from a base size multiplied repeatedly by a fixed ratio (like 1.25), so headings and body text feel proportioned and consistent rather than picked arbitrarily.
Copy the generated CSS, which includes the Google Fonts import and font-family declarations for headings and body text — paste both into your project's HTML head and stylesheet.
Pair fonts with contrast, not similarity — a distinctive display or serif heading font next to a clean, neutral sans-serif body font usually reads better than two similar-looking fonts competing for attention.