32point

32point is a term used in typography to denote a font size of 32 points. In the point-based system, one point equals 1/72 of an inch, so 32 points is approximately 0.444 inches (about 11.3 millimeters). This relatively large size is typically chosen for headings, titles, and other display text where legibility from a distance is important.

In practical use, 32point appears most often in print contexts such as posters, signage, book headers, and magazine covers. It is less common for body text due to its size and the accompanying impact on page layout. In digital typography, 32pt can be specified in typesetting systems and design software; on standard displays, it roughly corresponds to about 42 to 43 pixels at 96 ppi, with exact rendering depending on device pixel density and rendering engines.

The term can also show up in branding or product naming as a stylistic choice, but there is no single, universally recognized entity or standard specifically dedicated to the name “32point.” As with other point-based measurements, the practical use of 32point depends on the medium (print or screen), the chosen typeface, and the overall design goals. See also typography, font size, and type scale for related concepts.