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Postman design system

The fonts, colours, type scale, spacing and corner radii of postman.com, measured from its home page with PikSpec.

In short: Postman’s website uses gt Standard for headings and Inter for body text. gt Standard is not on Google Fonts; the closest free match is Figtree; Inter is free on Google Fonts. Postman’s home page is dark (#100218 background, #FFF0DE text). Its palette: #0E0704, #141312, #100218, #0C0B0A, #FF6C37, #FFF0DE.

Updated

What font does Postman use?

Postman’s website uses gt Standard for headings and Inter for body text. gt Standard is not on Google Fonts; the closest free match is Figtree; Inter is free on Google Fonts.

FontUsed forWeightsFree to use?
InterBody400, 600Yes, Google Fonts
InterCSS name: interInterface400, 500, 600Yes, Google Fonts
ibm Plex MonoCSS name: ibmPlexMonoCode400, 500, 600Yes, Google Fonts (ibm Plex Mono)
gt StandardCSS name: gtStandardDisplay500Licensed. Free match: Figtree

Postman colour palette

Postman’s home page is dark (#100218 background, #FFF0DE text). Its palette: #0E0704, #141312, #100218, #0C0B0A, #FF6C37, #FFF0DE.

  • #0E0704
    40.1% · backgrounds
  • #141312
    27.5% · backgrounds
  • #100218
    8.4% · backgrounds
  • #0C0B0A
    7.4% · backgrounds
  • #FF6C37
    4.1% · backgrounds
  • #FFF0DE
    3.5% · text, drawings
  • #0B0603
    1.8% · backgrounds
  • #CDBFAD
    1.6% · text
  • #060402
    1.2% · backgrounds
  • #BAB9B9
    0.8% · text

Type scale

Each size the page sets text in, with its weight and line height. Postman’s largest type is 63.36px at weight 500.

StyleSizeWeightLine heightFont
Display Large63.36px50064.6272pxgt Standard
Display Small36px50043.88pxgt Standard
Headline27px50034.24pxgt Standard
Title Large20px50024pxgt Standard
Title Medium19px40030.4pxInter
Title Small18px60018pxInter
Body Large16px40024pxInter
Body Medium15px40023.25pxInter
Body Small14px40023.8pxInter

Spacing and shape

Spacing sits on a 4px grid: 4px, 8px, 12px, 16px, 20px, 24px, 28px, 32px, 36px, 40px, 48px, 52px.

Corner radii: 2.5px, 4px, 4.5px, 5px, 6px, 8px, pill. 10 shadow levels measured.

What makes Postman look like Postman

Almost entirely neutral: 95% of the page is painted in #0E0704 and #141312; #FF6C37 (4.1%) fills whole sections.

#FFE0C4 is an accent: 0.6% of the page, used for text and lines only. Don't fill large areas with it.

#FFDEBE is an accent: 0.2% of the page, used for lines only. Don't fill large areas with it.

The largest type (63.36px gtStandard) is medium weight, not bold (500), tracked to -0.02em.

Postman DESIGN.md for Claude Code, Cursor and Lovable

A DESIGN.md is the brief an AI coding tool reads before it writes UI. This one carries everything on this page as rules a model follows: the allowed colours and what each is for, the fonts with free stand-ins, the type scale, spacing, corners, and the things Postman’s design never does.

Put it in your project root and ask your tool to follow it: “Read DESIGN.md and build [your product] in this design language.” It describes a style, not Postman’s product, so use your own name, words and images.

Download Postman DESIGN.md · View it as text

As CSS variables

The measured values as CSS custom properties, with free fonts standing in for licensed ones. Use them to learn from or to start a project in a similar style; Postman’s name, logo, words and images are theirs.

@import url("https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Inter:wght@400;600&display=swap");
@import url("https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=inter:wght@400;500;600&display=swap");
@import url("https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=ibm+Plex+Mono:wght@400;500;600&display=swap");
@import url("https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Figtree:wght@500&display=swap");

:root {
  --color-background: #100218; /* Background */
  --color-surface: #212121; /* Surface */
  --color-text: #FFF0DE; /* Text */
  --color-text-muted: #CDBFAD; /* Text muted */
  --color-border: #212121; /* Border */
  --color-action: #191817; /* Action */
  --color-on-action: #FFF0DE; /* On action */
  --color-positive: #63C174; /* Positive */
  --color-negative: #FF8980; /* Negative */
  --color-warning: #FF8E64; /* Warning */
  --color-0e0704: #0E0704; /* 40.1% of the page, as fills */
  --color-141312: #141312; /* 27.5% of the page, as fills */
  --color-0c0b0a: #0C0B0A; /* 7.4% of the page, as fills */
  --color-ff6c37: #FF6C37; /* 4.1% of the page, as fills */
  --color-0b0603: #0B0603; /* 1.8% of the page, as fills */
  --color-060402: #060402; /* 1.2% of the page, as fills */
  --font-body: "Inter", sans-serif; /* Inter */
  --font-interface: inter, sans-serif; /* inter */
  --font-code: "ibmPlexMono", "ibm Plex Mono", monospace; /* ibmPlexMono on the site; ibm Plex Mono renders */
  --font-display: "gtStandard", "Figtree", sans-serif; /* gtStandard on the site; Figtree renders */
  --type-display-large: 63.36px; /* Display Large, weight 500 */
  --type-display-large-leading: 64.6272px;
  --type-display-large-tracking: -0.02em;
  --type-display-small: 36px; /* Display Small, weight 500 */
  --type-display-small-leading: 43.88px;
  --type-display-small-tracking: -0.02em;
  --type-headline: 27px; /* Headline, weight 500 */
  --type-headline-leading: 34.24px;
  --type-headline-tracking: -0.01em;
  --type-title-large: 20px; /* Title Large, weight 500 */
  --type-title-large-leading: 24px;
  --type-title-large-tracking: -0.01em;
  --type-title-medium: 19px; /* Title Medium, weight 400 */
  --type-title-medium-leading: 30.4px;
  --type-title-medium-tracking: -0.008em;
  --type-title-small: 18px; /* Title Small, weight 600 */
  --type-title-small-leading: 18px;
  --type-body-large: 16px; /* Body Large, weight 400 */
  --type-body-large-leading: 24px;
  --type-body-large-tracking: -0.01em;
  --type-body-medium: 15px; /* Body Medium, weight 400 */
  --type-body-medium-leading: 23.25px;
  --type-body-medium-tracking: -0.011em;
  --type-body-small: 14px; /* Body Small, weight 400 */
  --type-body-small-leading: 23.8px;
  --type-body-small-tracking: -0.011em;
  --type-label-large: 13px; /* Label Large, weight 600 */
  --type-label-large-leading: 16px;
  --type-label-medium: 12px; /* Label Medium, weight 400 */
  --type-label-medium-leading: 16px;
  --type-label-small: 11px; /* Label Small, weight 400 */
  --type-label-small-leading: 16px;
  --space-1: 4px;
  --space-2: 8px;
  --space-3: 12px;
  --space-4: 16px;
  --space-5: 20px;
  --space-6: 24px;
  --space-7: 28px;

How this was measured

PikSpec’s scanner read the postman.com home page in Chrome at 1440px wide on 15 October 2026: the computed styles of its elements, the fonts that rendered and how much of the page each colour covers. Websites change; capture the page yourself with PikSpec for today’s values, any page, and exports in five formats.

Postman is a trademark of its owner. This page is an independent measurement and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Postman.

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Questions

What font does Postman use?

Postman’s website uses gt Standard for headings and Inter for body text. gt Standard is not on Google Fonts; the closest free match is Figtree; Inter is free on Google Fonts.

What are Postman’s brand colors?

Postman’s home page is dark (#100218 background, #FFF0DE text). Its palette: #0E0704, #141312, #100218, #0C0B0A, #FF6C37, #FFF0DE.

Is there a DESIGN.md for Postman?

Yes: download it from this page (/design-systems/postman/DESIGN.md). It is measured from postman.com with PikSpec, with licensed fonts replaced by free matches, and works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Lovable and v0.

How can I build a website in Postman’s style?

Use the values on this page as design tokens, swap any licensed font for its free match, and use your own name, words and images. PikSpec’s Build with AI turns a capture like this into a prompt and starter project for Lovable, Claude, v0, Cursor or Claude Code.

Is this Postman’s official design system?

No. It is measured from the rendered postman.com home page on 15 October 2026 and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Postman. Names and roles are inferred; the values are what the page displayed.

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