Font Pairing Previewer
Test Google Font combinations with your own headline and text, on real layouts — then copy the link tags and CSS.
Fonts
Your text
HTML — paste into <head>
CSS
Curated Pairings
Proven combinations — select one to load it.
Font Pairing Guide
Simple rules for combinations that look intentional.
Contrast, Not Conflict
serif + sansPair fonts that are clearly different — a serif heading with a sans body is the classic. Two similar-but-different sans fonts often look like a mistake.
Two Is Enough
heading + bodyOne font for headings and one for text covers almost every design. Use weights and sizes, not more families, for variety.
Body Comes First
readabilityPick a body font that's comfortable at 16–18px for long reading, then find a heading font with personality that suits it.
Match the Mood
tone of voiceGeometric sans feels modern, old-style serifs feel trustworthy, slab serifs feel sturdy, scripts feel personal.
Line Height
1.5 – 1.7 for bodyBody text needs room to breathe. Headlines look better tighter, around 1.1–1.2.
Load Only What You Use
2–3 weightsEvery weight is another download. The generated link requests only the weights shown in your preview.
Why FontPair?
FontPair is a fast, lightweight playground for designers choosing type — see real combinations on real layouts with your own words, instead of a lorem-ipsum specimen sheet.
Fonts are loaded from Google Fonts; your preview text never leaves your browser.