# 
#  Overview
The **`font-kerning`** property in CSS is used to set the contextual adjustment or control the use of kerning information. 


# 
#  Syntax

---
```css
font-kerning: auto|normal|none;
```
---

##
## Property values

- **`auto`**: It is the default value. The browser will automatically determine that whether to use the kerning property or not. 
- **`normal`**: It is used to ensure that font-kerning is applied.
- **`none`**: It is used to ensure that font-kerning is not applied.

##
## Code

The basic HTML and CSS code to demonstrate the use of the `font-kerning` property is written below:

<div class="ex1">"EDPRESSO 'SHOTS'"</div>

div 
{
    font: 16px sans-serif;
}
.ex1 
{ 
    font-kerning: normal; 
}

codemirror

# 
## Summary
In this example, we can see that we have set the `font-kerning` property as `normal`. We can also change its value in the editor above.

What is the CSS font-kerning property?

The CSS font-kerning property controls kerning adjustment with values: auto, normal, and none.