What is a serif font?
A serif font is a typeface that has small decorative lines (called “feet”) at the end of each stroke in a letter. The most common serif font is Times New Roman.
Serif fonts are common in print media (e.g., books and magazines), where they’re more reader-friendly. For example, lowercase letter A is much more distinct from lowercase letter O in a serif font.
When you’re working on creative projects and want to experiment with lettering, QuillBot’s free AI image generator can show you how letters of the alphabet look in serif or sans serif fonts.