Monospace Fonts

2 schemes

Monospace fonts give each character exactly the same width, creating a mechanical, code-like aesthetic. They're used deliberately to signal technical precision or a developer-focused aesthetic.

When to use monospace fonts

Use monospace font schemes for technical presentations, developer tools, and when you want to signal engineering culture. They're also increasingly popular in design-forward startups for their retro-tech aesthetic.

Characteristics

→Every character is equal width
→Strong technical and code connotations
→High legibility in data-heavy slides
→Distinctive, memorable aesthetic

Best for

✓Developer tools and API products
✓Cybersecurity and infrastructure
✓Technical architecture presentations
✓Dev-culture-forward startups

All Monospace Font Schemes 2

Consolas

consolas

Code block view

HeadingConsolas

Courier New

courier-new

Typed letter look

HeadingCourier New

API Usage

Reference any font scheme by its slug in API calls. Example using consolas:

POST https://api.pptx.dev/v1/presentations
{
  "fontScheme": "consolas",
  "colorScheme": "cool-horizon",
  "narrative": "classic-story",
  "topic": "Your topic here"
}

Other font types

All slugs in this group

consolas

courier-new