Font Pairings: Pick a Heading and Body Font That Work Together
A good pairing does half the design work before you start. This tool matches a heading font with a body font for the mood you choose.
What is the Font Pairing Suggester?
Pick the mood you want your design to convey and get a heading-plus-body pairing to start from, with a note on where each font works best. These are starting suggestions to try and refine, not a finished brand system, so test the pairing at real sizes before committing.
How to use it
- Choose the mood that fits your project.
- Click Suggest a Pairing.
- Try the pairing at heading and paragraph sizes before finalising.
Worked example
For a modern mood, the tool suggests Inter for headings and Inter for body text, keeping the look clean and consistent.
What font pairing suits a modern website?
A clean sans-serif pairing such as Inter for both headings and body keeps a modern site consistent, with weight and size doing the contrast work instead of a second typeface.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to use both fonts exactly as suggested?
No. Treat the pairing as a starting point, then swap one font if it fits your brand better and test it at real sizes.
Why do some pairings use one font twice?
Using one family with different weights can look cleaner than two competing typefaces, especially for modern and minimal designs.