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How to finish more of what you read
Small type and tight lines tire the eye, so we skim and miss the point. A font that suits you makes long pages easier to finish.
How to finish more of what you read
Small type and tight lines tire the eye, so we skim and miss the point. A font that suits you makes long pages easier to finish.
Live preview loads Cinzel from Bunny Fonts, a privacy-friendly Google Fonts mirror.
About Cinzel
Serif faces have small strokes at the ends of letters that guide the eye along a line. Many people prefer them for long articles, essays and fiction.
| Category | Serif |
|---|---|
| Styles | 6 (weights 400 to 900) |
| Scripts | Latin, Latin Extended |
| Popularity | #200 on Google Fonts |
How to use Cinzel in Safari
- Download FontFlex and turn on the extension. The setup guide takes about a minute.
- In FontFlex, open Google Fonts, filter by Serif and choose Cinzel.
- Open any website in Safari. It now uses Cinzel. Adjust size, weight and line spacing to taste.
Cinzel and the rest of the Google Fonts library are part of FontFlex Pro. Text size and OpenDyslexic are free.
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FAQ
Cinzel in Safari
Can I use Cinzel on every website in Safari?
Yes. Choose Cinzel in FontFlex and Safari shows it on every website you open, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Text inside images, PDFs and videos does not change.
Is Cinzel free in FontFlex?
Cinzel is one of the 1,900+ Google Fonts in FontFlex Pro ($4.99 a week with a 3-day free trial, or $24.99 a year, USD). Changing text size and the OpenDyslexic fonts are free.
Can I use Cinzel on only some websites?
Yes. Save Cinzel in a FontFlex profile and assign that profile to the sites you want. Every other site keeps your default font.
Which languages does Cinzel support?
Cinzel covers Latin, Latin Extended. FontFlex leaves characters the font does not include in the site's own font.
Read the web in Cinzel
Free to download. Google Fonts are part of FontFlex Pro.