(no font definition) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Bitter (Tolino) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Fira Sans (Tolino) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Source Sans (Tolino) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Droid Serif (Tolino) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Vollkorn (Tolino) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

OpenDyslexic (Tolino/Kindle) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Amazon Ember (Kindle) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Baskerville (Kindle) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Bookerly (Kindle) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Caecilia (Kindle) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Caecilia Condensed (Kindle) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Futura (Kindle) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Helvetica (Kindle) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Palatino (Kindle) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Arial – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Times New Roman – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Courier New – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Courier – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

'serif' (generic) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

'sans-serif' (generic) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

'fantasy' (generic) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

'monospace' (generic) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Frascati Pro (embedded ttf) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Courier Prime (embedded ttf) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.

Raleigh Serial (embedded otf) – Just some dummy text. It actually makes sense to use grayscale here and not black and white mode. Because if afterwards the image has to be scaled down to the required web resolution, possible grayscales are very useful as a smoothing substitute for fine lines.