Google Docs is an online word processing tool favored by many users for its simplicity and convenience. Nonetheless, Google Docs also has some drawbacks such as the limited font selection, lacking in variety.
Google recently expanded its selection of fonts in Google Docs by adding 450 different font styles, enriching its library. Although free, these fonts won't appear by default. Users need to install them to use in Google Docs.
How to add fonts to Google Docs
Step 1: Open Google Docs in any browser.
Step 2: In the Google Docs workspace, click on the font management tool in the toolbar and select More fonts.
Step 3: A Fonts window will appear. Here, you can browse and select the font you wish to install from the list or use the Search Tool above. The chosen fonts will appear in the My fonts column on the right. To install, click OK.
In addition, to swiftly select suitable fonts and avoid errors, Google Docs also provides users with 3 additional filtering tools.
- Scripts: Filter fonts by supported language;
- Shows: Filter by font style;
- Sort: Filter by categories such as date added, popular, most used, etc.
Here, Mytour selects to add the Pacifico font. After successfully adding the font to Google Docs, you can easily use it like any default font, already installed beforehand.
Thus, Mytour has quickly guided you through the steps to add fonts to Google Docs, making it simple and convenient. Hopefully, with this small trick, you'll have more choices and better experiences when composing documents on Google Docs.
