How to Add Fonts to Google Docs
The easiest way to add new fonts to Google Docs is to access the extensive list that is available (but hidden) in the application. You can start in a new document or highlight text in an existing document for which you would like to make a font change. Then follow these steps:
Adding Fonts on Google Docs for Mobile Devices
If you’re working on a document on a mobile device, like an iPhone or Android smartphone, you won’t have the option to access More fonts. Instead, all the fonts are already listed in the font picker, and you’ll have to scroll through them until you find the one you’re looking for. To add a font to the list, click it. It will turn blue and appear on the right side of the dialog box in the My fonts list. You can also search for a font if you know the font name.
Add Fonts Using the Extensis Extension
Although Google Docs font management has changed and it’s no longer necessary for adding fonts to Google Docs, you could also install the Extensis Fonts add-on to make it easier to find and select the fonts you want to use in a document.
Can You Upload Your Own Fonts in Google Docs?
There is no way to upload your own customized fonts into the application. This includes fonts that you have created, as well as fonts created by others. But don’t despair. There are still plenty of font options to choose from, and it’s very likely the font you need or something very similar will be available.
