Every Google Font, set in your own words.

The problem

Picking type from a list of names tells you nothing. You only know whether a typeface works when you see your own words in it — and you only know whether two work together when you see them on the same page.

What I built

A searchable library of the whole Google Fonts catalogue, sorted into five families and previewed in whatever text you type. On top of it a shuffle button that keeps dealing title-and-body pairings until one feels right, plus a shortlist you can save to. It sets no cookies and runs no analytics — everything is stored in your own browser.

• Preview any font in your own text
• Shuffle for title-and-body pairings
• Saveable shortlist, light and dark
• No cookies, no analytics