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Enter some text in the sidebar to see it rendered at 100 different font sizes.
🛠️ How To Use Font Size Preview Tool
- Enter your text in the input field in the sidebar
- Click "Generate Preview" to create 100 size variations
- View all font sizes from 8px to 200px in the multiview grid
- Each tile shows your text and its pixel size for easy reference
- Scroll through the grid to compare small, medium, and large sizes
- Click "Copy All" to copy all size variations to your clipboard
🚀 Key Features
100 Size Variations
Preview text at 100 different sizes from 8px to 200px simultaneously
Real-Time Preview
See how your actual text looks at every size instantly
Side-by-Side Comparison
Compare sizes in a grid layout for easy decision-making
Pixel-Precise Labels
Each tile displays the exact pixel size for specification
Copy All Sizes
Export all size variations to clipboard with one click
Dark/Light Mode
Test readability against both light and dark backgrounds
Any Text Length
Works with single words, phrases, or longer sentences
Responsive Grid
Grid auto-scales to show 100 previews in an organized layout
📏 Font Size Range Explained
Small (8-16px)
- • 8-10px: Legal, captions
- • 11-12px: Footnotes
- • 13-14px: Body text
- • 15-16px: Enhanced body
Medium (18-36px)
- • 18-20px: Large body
- • 22-24px: H4, small headings
- • 28-32px: H3, section titles
- • 34-36px: H2, page headings
Large (40-200px)
- • 40-48px: H1, hero titles
- • 56-72px: Display headlines
- • 80-120px: Hero sections
- • 140-200px: Giant display
📱 Device Compatibility
Works on all modern browsers. Large sizes (100px+) are scaled down to fit in grid tiles while maintaining proportional accuracy.
🔒 Privacy and Security
Your text is processed entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent to any server or stored in any database.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
💡 Pro Tips
- • Test your actual content, not "Lorem ipsum"—real word lengths affect readability perception.
- • For accessibility, ensure your smallest body text is at least 16px on web.
- • Compare adjacent sizes (e.g., 14px vs 16px) to see if the difference is noticeable enough.