Click Switch on the current font pack to see all available font packs.While editing a page, open site styles, then click Fonts.Find a font tweakįont tweaks work differently depending on which version of Squarespace your site is on. Tip: For help choosing the best fonts for your site, visit Choosing the right fonts and colors. In version 7.0, you can add custom Adobe Fonts. To edit fonts beyond the available tweaks, you can add a custom font with CSS.

Using consistent fonts creates a unified look for your site, so these options are intentionally limited.Instead, we replace the font in our library with the closest match so you can use something similar. Any site text currently using that font won't change, but if you switch to a different font, you can't switch back. Occasionally, Google and Adobe remove fonts from their libraries.Different browsers may also render fonts differently in some cases, like in drop-down menus. Some fonts may render differently across devices, such as Windows versus Mac, or on iOS versus Android.After creating headers, you can change the heading styles. To create headers in body text, use the Format drop-down menu in the text block Editor.For example, changing the font for your Heading 1 text will apply to all text set as Heading 1 across your site.

Most changes to a font category (like Headings and Paragraphs) apply site-wide.Not all formatting options offered by Google Fonts or Adobe Fonts are supported by Squarespace. To keep menus short, we limit what appears at first, focusing on your recently used fonts and our most popular options.

Scroll to browse our full library, or use the menu's search field to search for a specific font.

Font menus include all available font options, including 600 Google fonts and 1,000 Adobe Fonts.

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