---
title: "ParagraphIntrinsics"
description: "Calculates and presents the intrinsic width and height of text."
type: "interface"
---

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```kotlin
interface ParagraphIntrinsics
```


Calculates and presents the intrinsic width and height of text.


## Properties

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```kotlin
val minIntrinsicWidth: Float
```


The width for text if all soft wrap opportunities were taken.



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```kotlin
val maxIntrinsicWidth: Float
```


Returns the smallest width beyond which increasing the width never decreases the height.



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```kotlin
val hasStaleResolvedFonts: Boolean
```


Any `Paragraph` rendered using this `ParagraphIntrinsics` will be measured and drawn using
stale resolved fonts.

If this is false, this `ParagraphIntrinsics` is using the most current font resolution from
`FontFamily.Resolver`.

If this is true, recreating this `ParagraphIntrinsics` will use new fonts from
`FontFamily.Resolver` for both display and measurement. Recreating this `ParagraphIntrinsics`
and displaying the resulting `Paragraph` causes user-visible reflow of the displayed text.

Once true, this will never become false without recreating this `ParagraphIntrinsics`.

It is discouraged, but safe, to continue to use this object after this becomes true. The only
impact of using this object after `hasStaleResolvedFonts` becomes true is stale resolutions
of async fonts for measurement and display.