Thirteen presets built around a specific genre feel or publishing convention, rather than the general-purpose looks in the Popular group.
What You Can Do
- Apply any of these 13 presets in one click from Styles' preset gallery.
- Use a preset's genre-specific choices, like Noir's dark mode or Tradition's chapter labeling, as a shortcut to a look that would otherwise take many individual settings to build.
The 13 Genre & Industry Presets
- Classic: Libre Baskerville · Spelled Numbers · Drop Cap
- Contemporary: Lora · Montserrat · Left-Aligned
- Crimson: Crimson Pro · Fleuron · Deep Red
- Element: Source Serif 4 · Chivo · Forest Green
- Heritage: Ibarra · EB Garamond · Roman Numerals
- Metro: Inter · Oswald · Block Paragraphs
- Modern: Montserrat · Block · Blue Accent
- Muse: Cormorant Garamond · Unna · Star Ornament
- Noir: Tinos · Zilla Slab · Dark Mode
- Paradigm: Gentium Book Plus · Spelled Numbers · Blue
- Spectrum: Chivo · BioRhyme · Orange Accent
- Tradition: Tinos · Chapter Label · Cream
- Vanguard: Spectral · League Spartan · Em-Dash
A Couple of Things Worth Knowing
💡 Noir is the one true dark-mode preset in this group: dark background with light text, unlike every other preset's light page.
💡 Color accents (Deep Red, Forest Green, Blue Accent, Orange Accent) apply to headings and drop caps, not body text. Body text stays highly readable regardless of the accent color chosen.
FAQ
Are these presets tied to specific genres by name only, or do they actually change formatting conventions?
They change real formatting choices, e.g. "Spelled Numbers" presets write chapter numbers as words instead of digits, and "Roman Numerals" presets use i/ii/iii-style chapter numbering, matching real publishing conventions for those styles.
Can I apply one of these and still change the accent color?
Yes, every setting a preset sets remains fully editable afterward, including color.