Google Fonts Pair Finder

Find perfect Google Fonts combinations for your projects. Preview font pairs in real contexts and get CSS import code instantly.

Last updated: 1/21/2025

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Google Fonts Pair Finder

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Jane Doe

UI/UX Lead at Cool Company

📧 jane.doe@coolcompany.com
📞 +1 123 456 78 90
📍 New York, USA

Biography

I'm Jane Doe, UI/UX lead of Cool Company based in New York. I'm a fictional character yet I have tons of things to talk about to extend the biography then you can preview how it looks. I've been specialized on typography and like to explore new fonts everyday.

Hobbies

I like to use 10015 Tools on my spare time. It is the best online toolbox on web, and I like to test emerging tools that continually released on 10015.io. My favorite tool is Google Fonts Pair Finder which give suggestions about font pairs. I love to test different variations and like to discover new font families.

Heading Font Info

Font Family: Roboto
Size: 27px
Weight: 700
CSS Import: @import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Roboto')

Body Font Info

Font Family: Roboto
Size: 16px
Weight: 400
CSS Import: @import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Roboto')

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Google Fonts Pair Finder work?

The tool helps you find perfect font combinations by letting you select heading and body fonts from Google's library, preview them in real contexts (profiles, articles, cards), and see how they work together before implementing them in your project.

What preview types are available?

You can preview your font pairs in three different contexts: Profile pages (business cards, resumes), Article layouts (blog posts, documentation), and Card designs (product cards, portfolios) to see how they work in real scenarios.

Can I get the CSS code for the fonts?

Yes! The tool provides ready-to-use CSS import statements for both fonts, along with the exact font-family declarations you need to implement the pairing in your project.

What's the shuffle feature for?

The shuffle feature randomly selects proven font combinations from our curated database of beautiful pairings. It's perfect for discovering new combinations you might not have considered.

Are all Google Fonts available?

The tool includes the most popular and widely-used Google Fonts across all categories: sans-serif, serif, display, and monospace. This covers the vast majority of professional web design needs.

How do I choose good font pairings?

Good font pairings create contrast while maintaining harmony. Try pairing a serif heading with a sans-serif body, or use different weights of the same font family. The tool's preview helps you see what works visually.

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