Fonts
The fonts dropbox.com uses
dropbox.com sets its headlines in Sharp Grotesk and its body text in Atlas Grotesk Web. Sharp Grotesk is a licensed font the site serves itself. The closest free match on Google Fonts: Inter.
Measured from dropbox.com 4 days ago.
Font families
3 families- Used for
- h1, h3
- Source
- Self-hosted
- Free alternative
- Inter
- Used for
- h2
- Source
- Self-hosted
- Free alternative
- Inter
- Used for
- body, label, button
- Source
- Self-hosted
- Free alternative
- Inter
CSS to reproduce it
Font variables with the free stand-in in the stack, so the same CSS works with or without the licensed font.
:root {
--font-heading: "Sharp Grotesk", "Inter", sans-serif; /* Inter stands in for Sharp Grotesk */
--font-body: "Atlas Grotesk Web", "Inter", sans-serif; /* Inter stands in for Atlas Grotesk Web */
--font-size-base: 16px;
}How the type is set
For AI agents
The pack is plain text, no key: fetch DESIGN.md, or hand the whole pack to Claude Code, Cursor or Copilot with the MCP server.
curl -s https://stylepack.ai/packs/dropbox.com/DESIGN.mdQuestions
What font does dropbox.com use?
dropbox.com uses Sharp Grotesk, Sharp Grotesk 23, Atlas Grotesk Web. Headlines are set in Sharp Grotesk and body text in Atlas Grotesk Web, measured from the site as it renders, not read from its stylesheet.
Is the dropbox.com font free to use?
No. Sharp Grotesk is a licensed font that dropbox.com serves itself. The closest free match is Inter, available on Google Fonts. The CSS on this page puts it in the font stack as the stand-in.
How do I get the same typography as dropbox.com in my project?
Download the dropbox.com design pack from Stylepack: it holds the font stack, the type scale, every text style and the screenshots, in a form an AI coding agent such as Claude Code or Cursor can build from.