figma.com · Captured October 9, 2026
What font does Figma use?figmaSans
Figma's homepage uses figmaSans for 98.1% of its text. Captured from figma.com on October 9, 2026. Figma serves figmaSans itself with @font-face. Check the font's licence before using it — self-hosted fonts are often commercial or custom.
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figmaSans
Self-hosted (@font-face) · weights 320, 330, 400
98.1% of text
figmaMono
Self-hosted (@font-face) · weights 400
1.9% of text
Figma's type scale.
Each text style on the homepage, set in its own size and weight on the page's own copy. Shown in your fallback font if you don't have it installed.
Display
figmaSans · 400
88px / 88px · -1.25px
95%
Heading 1
figmaSans · 400
56px / 56px · -1.25px
Get started
Body
figmaSans · 400
44px / 48.4px · -0.66px
Icons
Heading 2
figmaMono · 400
16px / 20.8px · 0.48px
Plans
Link
figmaSans · 320
16px / 23.2px · -0.12px
Blog
Caption
figmaMono · 400
12px / 12px · 0.6px
New
The figmaSans font stack.
The exact font-family stack the page sets, as plain CSS and as a Tailwind v4 theme.
body {
font-family: figmaSans, "figmaSans Fallback", "SF Pro Display", system-ui, helvetica, sans-serif;
}@theme {
--font-sans: figmaSans, "figmaSans Fallback", "SF Pro Display", system-ui, helvetica, sans-serif;
}Captured from figma.com on October 9, 2026 by Xtractly's Design System scanner, at 1440px wide in light mode. Sites change — run the extension on the live page for today's values. Xtractly isn't affiliated with Figma; names and marks belong to their owners.
Questions
What font does Figma use?
Figma's homepage uses figmaSans for 98.1% of its text. Captured from figma.com on October 9, 2026.
Is figmaSans free?
Figma serves figmaSans itself with @font-face. Check the font's licence before using it — self-hosted fonts are often commercial or custom.
What font size does Figma use?
Its main headings are figmaSans at 56px, weight 400. Body text is figmaSans at 44px with a 48.4px line height.
How can I find the font on any website?
Install the Xtractly extension, open any page and press Alt+F: it lists every font in use with its source, weights and the full type scale, and copies the CSS to load it.