East Asian Fonts
16 schemesEast Asian font schemes support Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Japanese, and Korean scripts. These fonts are designed to handle the complexity of CJK character sets while remaining readable at presentation sizes.
When to use east asian fonts
Use East Asian font schemes when your presentation contains Chinese, Japanese, or Korean text — either as the primary language or alongside Latin text. These schemes pair well with standard sans-serif styles.
Characteristics
- →Full CJK character set support
- →Designed for mixed Latin/CJK text
- →Optimized for screen readability
- →Standard weights across scripts
Best for
- ✓Presentations for Chinese, Japanese, or Korean audiences
- ✓Global enterprise decks with regional content
- ✓Asia-Pacific market materials
- ✓Multilingual product documentation
All East Asian Font Schemes 16
microsoft-yahei
这是用微软雅黑字体写的
simsun
这是用宋体字体写的
fangsong
这是用仿宋字体写的
yu-gothic
これは游ゴシックフォントで書かれています
pmingliu
這是以新細明體字型撰寫的
mingliu
這是以明體字型撰寫的
ms-mincho
これはMS明朝フォントで書かれています
malgun-gothic
이것은 맑은 고딕 폰트로 쓰여졌습니다
batang
이것은 바탕 폰트로 쓰여졌습니다
gungsuh
이것은 궁서 폰트로 쓰여졌습니다
microsoft-jhenghei
這是用微軟正黑體寫的
meiryo
これはメイリオフォントで書かれています
noto-sans-jp
これは美しいです
noto-sans-kr
이것은 아름답다
noto-sans-sc
这是美丽的
noto-sans-tc
這很美麗
API Usage
Reference any font scheme by its slug in API calls. Example using microsoft-yahei:
POST https://api.pptx.dev/v1/presentations
{
"fontScheme": "microsoft-yahei",
"colorScheme": "cool-horizon",
"narrative": "classic-story",
"topic": "Your topic here"
}All slugs in this group
microsoft-yaheisimsunfangsongyu-gothicpmingliumingliums-minchomalgun-gothicbatanggungsuhmicrosoft-jhengheimeiryonoto-sans-jpnoto-sans-krnoto-sans-scnoto-sans-tc