Text Font

Defines the typeface and style to set the text in.

The value may be either a CSS-style category, or an explicit font name. The possible CSS names are serif, sans-serif, monospace, cursive, fantasy. For an explicit typeface, use the name instead. Use txt-font[N] to override this for a specific text layer — bare txt-font applies to every layer by default.

To make the type style bold or italic, append the desired options as a comma-separated list. For example: txt-font=sans-serif,bold,italic.

If you omit txt-font, text renders in HelveticaNeue.

Search the supported typefaces below. Each result previews the typeface as the Rendering API actually draws it. Typefaces for non-Latin writing systems are previewed with a specimen in their own script. The same list, alongside the Video API’s separate font set, is on the Supported Fonts reference page.