Level: Basic
Combining two complementary fonts — often a distinct display font for headings and a highly readable font for body text — is a reliable, widely used typographic pattern.
Pair Contrast, Not Similarity
Two fonts that are too visually similar can look like a mistake rather than an intentional pairing; genuine contrast in style reads as more deliberate.
Keep Body Text Highly Legible Above All Else
Whatever personality your heading font carries, body text should prioritize easy, sustained readability over stylistic flair.
Test the Pairing Across Real Page Content
A pairing that looks appealing in an isolated mockup can feel different once applied across a full page of real, varied content.
Next step: Use the Website Screenshot Generator to capture your current heading and body font pairing in context to evaluate how well they actually work together.