Font Pairing
Trova combinazioni di font perfette per heading e body text.
Combinazioni (15)
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Preview - Inter + Merriweather
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Il design tipografico è l'arte di disporre i tipi per rendere il linguaggio visivo leggibile, leggibile e attraente quando è visualizzato. Ogni scelta tipografica comunica un messaggio.
CSS da copiare
/* Google Fonts import */
@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Inter:wght@400;700&family=Merriweather:wght@400;700&display=swap');
/* Tipografia */
h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 {
font-family: 'Inter', serif;
font-weight: 700;
}
body, p {
font-family: 'Merriweather', sans-serif;
font-weight: 400;
font-size: 17px;
line-height: 1.7;
}<head> del tuo HTML oppure usa @import nel tuo CSS.Come utilizzare Font Pairing
Filter pairs by style
Use filters by style (modern, classic, technical, elegant, playful) to narrow down the 15 available font combinations to those best suited for your project.
Select a pair and view the live preview
Click on a pair to see it applied to the preview with title and real text paragraph, and adjust heading and body dimensions with dedicated sliders.
Customize Test Text (Optional)
Replace example text with your actual title and paragraph to see how the font pair renders your content specifically.
Copy generated CSS
Copy the ready CSS snippet, which includes Google Fonts import and correct heading and body rules with weights, and paste it into your stylesheet.
Suggerimenti
- Limit the number of fonts loaded per page to 2 (one for titles, one for body): each additional font increases loading time and can worsen web performance.
- Always check the readability of the body font at small sizes (14-16px): a font that looks elegant in headings can be hard to read in the main text.
Domande frequenti
How are proposed font combinations selected?
15 pairs are hand-crafted by combining title fonts (often with more character or weight) with body text fonts (readable at small sizes), chosen from Google Fonts most commonly used for each style category (modern, classic, technical, elegant, playful).
Do I need to load fonts manually to use them?
Yes, the generated CSS includes an @import for Google Fonts, but you can also paste the corresponding Google Fonts link directly into your HTML head: both methods load the necessary fonts in the browser before they are applied.
Why do headings and bodies have different font weights in CSS?
Every pair is thought with a specific weight for the title (often 600-800, more pronounced) and one for the body (usually 400, lighter) to create visual contrast between the two levels of text and improve typography hierarchy on the page.
Can I use these combinations outside of the web, for example in a document?
Yes, most of the fonts shown (e.g. Montserrat, Playfair Display, Lora) are open source and available on Google Fonts for desktop use: you can download and install them locally to use them in word processing or design software.
How do I choose the most suitable style category for my project?
Every pair indicates a suggested use case (e.g. "Blog, dashboard, SaaS" or "Magazine, luxury brand"): start with what's closest to your project's tone, then refine with the live preview using your real text.