Typography Profiles (Super Admin)

A typography profile sets the line-height and letter-spacing used for each language. When a Super Admin builds a template and marks text as Local Language, that text takes its values from the profile connected to the project's country — so the same template reads naturally across markets. The text keeps the typeface set in the template; the profile fine-tunes its spacing per language.

You'll find this at Admin → Settings → Company Settings → Typography Profiles.

Creating a profile

  1. Click + Add Profile.
  2. Choose a language (only languages you haven't added yet appear).
  3. For each role — Title and Body — set:
    • Font — chosen from your Asset Library fonts (the intended pairing for this language).
    • Letter-spacing (px) — e.g. 0.5, -0.2.
    • Line-height (×) — a multiplier, e.g. 1.4, 1.6.
  4. Save.

The profile then appears as a card showing the Title and Body settings.

Templates mark each piece of text as a Title or a Body role, so a profile defines spacing for each separately — for example, tighter headings and looser body text for readability.

Adding a typography profile with Title and Body spacing
Adding a typography profile with Title and Body spacing

Connecting a profile to a country

A profile takes effect once it's connected to a country. In the Operating Countries section just below, pick a typography profile from each country's dropdown. Any project created in that country — using a template with local-language text — then uses that profile's spacing.

Connecting a typography profile to a country
Connecting a typography profile to a country

Deleting a profile

If a profile is connected to countries, the delete dialog lists which ones. Deleting it sets those countries back to "Not configured."

Deleting a profile shows which countries are connected
Deleting a profile shows which countries are connected
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