Sans-serif fonts

Sans-serif letters have no small strokes at their ends, so they stay clear on screens, at small sizes and in interfaces. They suit text in apps and websites, presentations, signs and headings.

Inside the group the differences are in the details: round or squarish shapes, a tall or low x-height, narrow or wide letters. Type your own text into the preview before you decide, because it shows how the font handles your words.