Print size refers to the dimensions of printed text or images, typically measured in points (pt) or inches. In typography, one point is equal to 1/72 of an inch, and print sizes can range from small (e.g., 8 pt) to large (e.g., 72 pt or more). The choice of print size affects readability and the overall appearance of printed materials. In the context of graphic design and publishing, selecting the appropriate print size is crucial for ensuring that the content is accessible and visually appealing. Larger print sizes are often used for headings and titles, while smaller sizes are suitable for body text.