: What font does Apple use for its "light" text? Apple often uses what looks like a "light" version of Lucida Grande or Lucida Sans Unicode, as seen here: I like the font a lot, but neither

@Goswami567

Apple always makes it beautiful.
The latest font they use for 2015, is
San Fransisco.
Just Google it. Apple has designed it's own font.

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@Heady304

Apple SD Gothic Neo thin is probably the closest to what they use

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@Si6392903

Lucida Grande:



It's the light version, even though it says regular in the whatfont extention (because weight can be defined on the main font through CSS) it is the light version with a weight of 300

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@Pierce403

It's called Myriad Set, used in varying weights (in this case either Thin or Ultralight). It's a custom variation of Myriad Pro, only available to Apple and its marketing/advertising partners.

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@Angie364

They use Myriad:



If you are after a free alternative and you don't mind that it isn't an exact match, you could use Vegur Light. Update: Vegur isn't a good recommendation because it has very poor character support (accented characters will not work at all) and it is of dubious authorship: it may be a rip-off of some other font. It only seems to appear on "dodgy" font sites.

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@Cooney243

As I understand it, Apple's type is a tweaked version of Myriad Pro. You may notice some variations.

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@Carla748

I think you're after Myriad Pro Light 300

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