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Browser Rendering uses a managed Chromium environment that includes a standard set of fonts. When you generate a screenshot or PDF, text is rendered using the fonts available in this environment.
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## Generic CSS font family support
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The following generic CSS font families are supported:
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-`serif`
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-`sans-serif`
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-`monospace`
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-`cursive`
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-`fantasy`
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## Common system fonts
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- Arial
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- Verdana
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- Georgia
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- Times
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- Times New Roman
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- Trebuchet MS
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- Courier
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- Courier New
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- Comic Sans MS
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- Impact
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- Andale Mono
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- Lucida Handwriting
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- Webdings
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- Helvetica
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- Arial Black
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## Open source and extended fonts
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- Roboto
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- Open Sans
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- Liberation (Serif, Sans, Mono)
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- DejaVu (Serif, Sans, Mono)
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- FreeFont (FreeSerif, FreeSans, FreeMono)
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- GFS Neohellenic
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- Bitstream Vera (Serif, Sans, Mono)
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- Cyberbit
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## International fonts
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Browser Rendering includes additional font packages for non-Latin scripts and emoji:
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- Noto CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean)
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- IPAfont Gothic (Japanese)
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- WenQuanYi Zen Hei (Chinese)
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- TLWG Thai fonts
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- KACST fonts (Arabic)
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- Indic fonts (Devanagari, Bengali, Tamil, and others)
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- Noto Color Emoji
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## Notes
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- If your webpage specifies a font that is not supported yet, Chromium will fall back to a similar supported font.
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