Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

tie-line

Noun

/taɪ laɪn/

Definition

A tie-line is a line of text in graphic design and publishing that connects two elements or sections, often used to improve the visual flow or to indicate a relationship between them.

Examples

The designer used a tie-line to connect the headline with the accompanying image.
In our layout, the tie-line helped to visually associate the article with the author’s name.
Using a bold tie-line can make your flyer more cohesive and appealing.

Meaning

In the context of graphic design or publishing, a tie-line serves as a visual guide or connector that helps to link related pieces of information or design elements, enhancing typography and layout.