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What font does The Verge use? Poly Sans and Manuka.

The Verge's website sets its type in Poly Sans with Manuka headings, on a light #FFFFFF canvas with #131313 text and a #5200FF accent. Copy the palette and fonts, or a ready prompt to build something original in this style with Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable or v0.

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      The Verge fonts and type scale

      The Verge's website sets body text in Poly Sans and headings in Manuka, with Poly Sans Mono for code. Body text is 19px, section headings 29px and the largest display type 90px, at weight 900. If you can't use Poly Sans, ask your AI for the closest free match and keep the sizes and weights.

      The Verge color codes

      Canvas#FFFFFFthe page background
      Surface#F6F6F6cards and raised areas
      Text#131313primary text
      Accent#5200FFbuttons, links and focus
      Muted#636363secondary text and captions
      Border#E9E9E9dividers and outlines
      Button#E9E9E9primary buttons, with #4A4A4A text

      How do I build a site that looks like The Verge with AI?

      Open the Prompt tab above, change its first line to what you are building, and paste it into Lovable, v0, Bolt, Claude Code or Cursor. For a whole project, install the Claude skill or the Cursor rule instead, so every screen keeps the style. Build something original: keep The Verge's look, not its name, logo or copy.

      Measured from theverge.com's live page as a browser renders it, at 1440px wide, with the Siteprint extension's scanner, on 25 October 2026. Siteprint is not affiliated with The Verge; names and trademarks belong to their owners.