Font guides
How to install a downloaded font on your computer, use it in your programs and put it on a website.
- How to install a font on Windows 10 and 11Step-by-step guide to installing a downloaded TTF or OTF font on Windows 10 and 11: unzip it, right-click Install, or drag it into Settings.
- How to install a font on a Mac (macOS)How to install a downloaded TTF or OTF font on a Mac: unzip the archive, open the file in Font Book and click Install Font.
- How to install a font on Linux (Ubuntu and others)Install a font on Linux by double-clicking it in GNOME or by copying the files to ~/.local/share/fonts and refreshing the cache with fc-cache -f -v.
- How to add a font to Microsoft Word and embed itHow to use a new font in Word: install it in the system, restart Word, find it by name and embed it so the document looks the same on other computers.
- How to install a font for Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesignHow to use a downloaded font in Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign: install it in the system, restart the program and find the font in the list by name.
- How to use a font on a website with CSSHow to use a font on your own website: take the WOFF2 files, put them on your server and declare them with @font-face, fallback fonts and font-display: swap.
- How to upload your own font to Canva (Brand Kit)How to use a downloaded font in Canva: you need a paid plan and a TTF, OTF or WOFF file, which you upload in your Brand Kit under Fonts.
- How to use your own font in Cricut Design SpaceHow to use a downloaded font with a Cricut machine: install it in Windows or macOS, reopen Design Space and pick the font under System in the font list.
- How to import a font into Procreate on iPadHow to add a downloaded font to Procreate: unzip it in the Files app, add a text box, open Edit Style and choose Import Font with a TTF, OTF or TTC file.