14pt
14pt is a typographic size expressed in points, a unit long used in printing and digital typography. In the most widely used point system, one point equals 1/72 of an inch, so 14pt is 14/72 inch, or about 0.1944 inches (4.93 millimeters). This definition comes from the PostScript point standard, and is the one used by most word processors, desktop publishing software, and CSS. Note that there are other point systems historically—such as the Didot point or TeX's point—but the CSS and modern printing conventions generally adopt the 1/72 inch definition.
In practice, the visual size of 14pt depends on the typeface and rendering device. It is larger
In digital contexts, 14pt in CSS translates roughly to 18–19 pixels on a standard 96‑dpi reference display,
The typographic unit used for this measure has a long history in printing and design, reflecting the