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EXAMPLES OF ARIAL FONT TYPE SIZES
The “point” system is used to measure type sizes. “Point” indicates the height of a type from its lowest point (such as the bottom of a “y”) to its highest capital (such as the top of the “I”). 72 point type is 1 inch high. Most newspapers are in 8 point type, most adult books are in either 10 or 12 point type, 14 point type is the minimum for being considered large print, and most large print materials are in either 16 or 18 point type.
Height of letters: For M size and 20/20 equivalents.
Jaeger types vary. These measurements are based on B & L Card and Dr. Ziegler’s which are in reasonable agreement with each other. The letters measured were lower case “e” and “o”.
This is an example of 3 pt type.
3 point type. Found on medicine bottle labels. (.4M) 20/20
This is an example of 4 point type.
4 point type. Found in mail order catalogs. (.5M) J1 20/25
This is an example of 5 point type.
5 point type. Found in small print Bibles, Footnotes (.6M) J2 20/30
This is an example of 6 point type.
6 point type. Found in want ads and telephone directories (.8M) J3 20/40
This is an example of 8 point type.
Found in small column newsprint (1.0M) J5 20/50
This is an example of 10 point type.
Normal type size in adult books (2mm) Print found in paperback books (1.2M) J7 20/60
This is an example of 12 point type.
Normal type size in children’s books (1.4M) 20/70
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What is Large Print?
Large print is type 14 to 30 points high. All type is measured in points from the bottom of the lowest letter to the top of the tallest letter; type one inch high measures 72 points. Some students with visual impairments find large print materials much easier to read than conventional print. Because large print books are usually produced on non-glare paper with ample spacing around the letters, such materials are also helpful for those with reading disabilities. This section contains examples of type considered large print or large type:
This is an example of 14 point type.
Normal type size print found in children’s books for Age 9-12,
Hard Cover Books (1.6M) J10 20/80
This is an example of 16 point type.
(12 pt. photocopied at 129%)
Print found on computer display (2.0M) 20/100
This is an example of 18 point type.
12 pt. photocopied at 155% (3.5mm)
Large type books (4mm)
This is an example of 20 point type.
Books for ages 7-8 (2.5M) J12 20/125
This is an example of 24 point type.
Large type books (5mm) (3.0M) J14 20/150
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This is an example of 26 point type.
This is an example of 28 point type.
This is 33 point type.
Print found in subhead lines. (4.0M) J15 20/200
This is 36 point type.
This is 48 point type.
This is 66 point type. Found in newspaper headlines. (8.0M) J16 20/400
This is 72 point type.
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