Abril Fatface + Lato
A fresh perspective
Abril Fatface is a heavy, high-contrast display face inspired by 19th-century advertising posters. Lato's clean, semi-rounded sans provides a calm counterpoint for paragraphs.
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Abril Fatface font pairings
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
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A heavy Didone display face from the Abril family, with extreme contrast between fat stems and thin hairlines. Use it big and sparingly.
- Category
- Display
- Source
- Google Fonts
- Designer
- TypeTogether
- Best for
- headings
Fonts that go with Abril Fatface
Abril Fatface + Open Sans
A fresh perspective
Abril Fatface is built to grab attention at large sizes; Open Sans is calm and readable enough to carry everything below the headline.
Try in the roulette ↗Abril Fatface + Poppins
A fresh perspective
Abril Fatface is built to grab attention at large sizes; Poppins is calm and readable enough to carry everything below the headline.
Try in the roulette ↗Abril Fatface + Raleway
A fresh perspective
Abril Fatface is built to grab attention at large sizes; Raleway is calm and readable enough to carry everything below the headline.
Try in the roulette ↗Good uses for Abril Fatface
- Magazine covers
- Fashion headlines
- Posters
Abril Fatface CSS
/* Found with Font Roulette: https://www.font-roulette.com/?tab=single&font=Abril+Fatface */
@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Abril+Fatface&display=swap');
h1, h2, h3 {
font-family: 'Abril Fatface', sans-serif;
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