What Is the Biggest Font in Google Docs

Biggest Font SIZE in Google Docs is: 400.

But again, we’re not talking about that.

We’re talking about which font takes the biggest width at the same font size. To find this out, we can compare the same text at the same font size across all available fonts in Google Docs.

We’ll use 52 pt as font size for all comparisons.

For this example we’ll use the Inter Font, as our control:

Keep in mind, there more than 1,500 font families in Google Fonts. 🗿

Ooh la la … that’s a lot.

Did you find it though?

Yes! ✌️

The absolute biggest font in Google Docs is:
DIPLOMATA SC.

Biggest Fonts In Google Docs (Top 7)

01. Diplomata Sc

This is what I found to be the biggest font style.

Dimplomata SC, is 2.2X wider than the average font.

Note: The 1042 px, in the image above is a non-standard measurement used to determine the ratio, and works only at the current zoom level.

02. Diplomata

Second place is Dimplomata.

Who made Dimplomata?

Eduardo Tunni, from Tipo.

He created the font to digitize an old metal typeface for offset printing.

Moving on …

03. Press Start 2P

Press Start 2P is a bitmap font inspired by 1980s Namco arcade game designs.

Press Start 2P is 2X wider than the average font.

04. Stalinist One

Stalinist One is a typeface designed for a post-apocalyptic era, created in Moscow at the end of the 21st century. 👀

Stalinist One is 1.9X bigger than the average font width.

05. Rubik Mono One

Rubik Mono One is a sans serif font originally designed for the Chrome Cube Lab project.

Rubik Mono One is 1.7X bigger than the average font.

06. Seymour One

Seymour One is a bold display typeface inspired by Sigmar One and vintage British sans-serifs.

(Updated in August 2023 with a larger glyph set).

Seymour One is 1.6X wider than the average font.

07. Notable

Notable is an uppercase sans serif display font inspired by letterforms from U.S. currency.

Notable is 1.5X larger than the average font.

Noted 👍

How To Apply These Fonts

To apply any of these fonts, select your text.

Go to “Font“ > “More Fonts“.

Use the search box to find the font you want.

Add it to “My fonts” list on the right by clicking on it.

Now, you can select it as a font for yout text:

Done.

Additional Tips

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Use Different Styles

Increase the font weights to get even wider fonts. In this experiment I only used the regular font weight for all fonts.

Make a Statement

Big fonts are perfect for grabbing attention! Use them for titles or key points to make sure your message stands out.

Think About Spacing

When using larger fonts, pay attention to line spacing. Giving your text a bit of room can make it feel more inviting and easier to read.

To highlight important points, use big fonts! They’re great for quotes and key takeaways. And let me know if you find a font larger than Diplomata.