A word appears in a mystery font. Tap Serif (with the little feet) or Sans (clean, no feet). 10 rounds — how many can you nail?
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A serif font has small finishing strokes — the serifs, or "feet" — at the ends of each letter. Serifs are common in books, newspapers, and classic or formal designs. Browse our collection of serif fonts to see thousands of examples.
Sans-serif means "without serifs". These fonts have clean, blunt line endings and a more modern, minimal look, which is why they are so common on screens and in interfaces. Explore our sans serif fonts collection for examples.
Look at the ends of the strokes. Tiny feet or flares mean serif; plain, straight endings mean sans-serif. After a few rounds you will spot the difference almost instantly.
Every round pulls a real Google font, balanced 50/50 between serif and sans-serif, and renders your word live — so no two games look the same.
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