Tinos
Google Fonts · Steve Matteson · 2010
Tinos is a metrically compatible Times New Roman substitute with solid Cyrillic and Greek support, designed for practical document use.
About
Created by Steve Matteson for Google's core web fonts collection, it allows documents typeset in Times New Roman to reflow identically when substituted. Its transitional serif construction is conventional and legible, performing well for long-form text in both print and screen contexts. It is a workhorse rather than a showpiece.
Classification
Tinos is a metrically compatible alternative to Times New Roman, designed for broad script coverage including Cyrillic and Greek. Its transitional construction follows established conventions closely, prioritising document compatibility over typographic originality.