> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://visitdocs.planpoint.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Fonts

> Pick the typeface used throughout the viewer.

The **Fonts** tab of the [style editor](/customize/style-editor) sets one typeface for the whole viewer. Pick a chip and the live preview updates instantly.

<Frame caption="The Fonts tab — one choice applies everywhere">
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</Frame>

## Available fonts

| Font                | Style                  | Good for                                  |
| ------------------- | ---------------------- | ----------------------------------------- |
| **Default (Inter)** | Neutral sans           | Anything — the recommended starting point |
| Lato                | Warm sans              | Residential, friendly                     |
| Montserrat          | Geometric sans         | Modern developments                       |
| Poppins             | Rounded geometric sans | Contemporary, youthful                    |
| Raleway             | Elegant sans           | Design-led properties                     |
| Open Sans           | Highly readable sans   | Long descriptions                         |
| Source Sans 3       | Technical sans         | Data-heavy listings                       |
| Merriweather        | Serif                  | Heritage, prestige                        |
| Newsreader          | Editorial serif        | Luxury, magazine feel                     |

The font file is loaded from Google Fonts at runtime, so nothing needs to be installed or uploaded.

<Tip>
  Match the font to your website rather than to the property. A Visit embedded in your own site should feel like part of it.
</Tip>

## Serif or sans?

Sans-serif faces stay crisper at the small sizes used on room cards and floor-plan labels. Reserve serifs for prestige properties where the type is part of the pitch — and check the mobile preview before you commit.

## Something else?

If your brand uses a typeface that is not in the list, load it yourself with [Custom CSS](/customize/custom-css) via an `@import` and a `font-family` override.