JWCo. Proportional Type Spreadsheet – Google Sheets + Numbers
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Sale price ends when I make the product public!
Never question your font sizes again – this spreadsheet takes your current font sizes (H1-H5, Body, etc.) and proportionally scales them based on your desired new Body Copy or H1 size, so your type always looks proportional across every medium.
Includes:
• Google Sheets and Numbers documents
• Create proportions based on sizes you already have and love, or use static proportions to experiment when starting something new
• Set new sizes by changing your Body Copy size or your H1 size
• Includes Title 1-3 sizes, H1-H5, Body Copy, Small Text, and Button Text sizes
Individual License: For just you! Perfect for the solo business owner or keeping things organized while you design
Agency License: For you, those within your organization, and feel free to white label with your own logo/fonts/colors to include in your client deliverables (this template will help them too!)
Full license do’s/don’ts below
(Watch the video to see exactly how it works!)
Sale price ends when I make the product public!
Never question your font sizes again – this spreadsheet takes your current font sizes (H1-H5, Body, etc.) and proportionally scales them based on your desired new Body Copy or H1 size, so your type always looks proportional across every medium.
If you’ve ever set your type sizes in a document and begun designing on a website or on another platform, you’ve probably had to do some serious type math.
For example, your body size in a social media template might need to be set at 22pt, whereas for print it might look best at 12pt, but you prefer 16pt on the website. So what does that mean for your header size, or your button size? How do you keep everything looking consistent when the sizes are always changing?
Enter this spreadsheet. I made this to keep my type perfectly proportional across platforms as I was designing templates, and it worked like a charm.
You just enter either your type hierarchy sizes (H1, H2, H3, Body, etc.), and the spreadsheet will calculate the proportions between each so that when you need to change either your body size or your H1 size, the other sizes automatically adjust to match.
That way, you know your type will look proportionally the same from web, to print, to social.
I hope this helps!! PLEASE let me know if you have any thoughts or feedback – I’d love to incorporate any ideas you have to make this even more helpful!
Individual License Do’s/Don’ts
DO:
Use this for personal or commercial work for yourself.
The Individual license grants you and only you a license to use the files. If you need to share the files with subcontractors, coworkers, etc., reach out to support@jenwagner.co about upgrading to an Agency license.
DON’T:
White label with your logo, fonts, and colors to include with your client deliverables (this requires an Agency license; if you need that instead, send me an email at support@jenwagner.co!)
Resell this as a standalone template
Use this as a foundation for building your own template to resell
Upload or redistribute this template for free online
Decompile, reverse engineer, sell, rent, lease, sublicense, or transfer the rights to this template
Agency License Do’s/Don’ts
DO:
Use this for commercial work for yourself and those who work within your organization
White label with your logo, fonts, and colors to include with your client deliverables (this spreadsheet will help them too!)
DON’T:
Resell this as a standalone template (or… at all haha. Include it with your deliverables, but don’t sell it as its own thing)
Use this as a foundation for building your own template to resell
Upload or redistribute this template for free online
Decompile, reverse engineer, sell, rent, lease, sublicense, or transfer the rights to this template
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