If this is confusing for you, don’t worry about it like we said, most people confuse the terms anyway, and we referred to each typeface in this post as a “font” for that reason!
The takeaway is that each typeface can have a number of different styles. You could have a bold Arial and an Italic Arial, and both of those are considered different fonts – even though they’re part of the same typeface. Fonts, on the other hand, are a particular set of glyphs that are included within a typeface. People tend to confuse the 2 terms, and it’s important to understand what each one is and how it can help you.Ī typeface basically refers to a set of glyphs, or characters, that share a design. Within typography, however, there are both “fonts” and “typefaces”. Fonts fall under the big umbrella of typography, which just refers to the art of arranging letters in a specific way.
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