The styles are categorized into family, series, and shape. The typestyle in the output is composed of these three characteristics.

The table for the styles is given below:

Style	command
Roman	\textrm{roman}
Typewriter	\texttt{typewriter}
Sans serif	\textsf{sans serif}

The table for the series is given below:

Style	command
boldface	\textbf{boldface}
medium	\textmd{medium}

The table for the shape is given below:

Style	command
italic	\textit{italic}
slanted	\textsl{slanted}
upright	\textup{upright}
SMALL CAP	\textsc{small cap]

 

The common font families are listed below:

Font Families	Full Form
cmm	Computer Modern Italic
cmsy	Computer Modern Symbols
cmex	Computer Modern Extensions
cmr	Computer Modern Roman
cmss	Computer Modern Sans
cmtt	Computer Modern Typewriter
ptm	Adobe Times
phv	Adobe Helvetica
pcr	Adobe Courier

The standard supported for the weights and width for the font series are listed in the table below:

sb- Semi Bold

ub- Ultra Bold

b- Bold

eb- Extra Bold

ul- Ultra Light

el- Extra Light

l- Light

sl- Semi Light

m- Medium (normal)

Standard	Full-form	% Percentage
uc	Ultra Condensed	50%
ec	Extra Condensed	62.5%
c	Condensed	75%
sc	Semi Condensed	87.5%
x	Expanded	125%
ex	Extra Expanded	150%
ux	Ultra Expanded	200%
m	Medium	100%
sx	Semi Expanded	112.5%

 

Font sizes

Command	Output
\tiny
\scriptsize
\footnotesize
\small
\normalsize
\large
\Large
\LARGE
\huge
\Huge

Default font families

typeface = family	command	switch command	output
serif (roman)	\textrm{Sample Text 0123}	\rmfamily
sans serif	\textsf{Sample Text 0123}	\sffamily
typewriter (monospace)	\texttt{Sample Text 0123}	\ttfamily

Font styles

style	command	switch command	output
medium	\textmd{Sample Text 0123}	\mdseries
bold	\textbf{Sample Text 0123}	\bfseries
upright	\textup{Sample Text 0123}	\upshape
italic	\textit{Sample Text 0123}	\itshape
slanted	\textsl{Sample Text 0123}	\slshape
small caps	\textsc{Sample Text 0123}	\scshape