More fonts in Word through Google Fonts

As long as you are limited to writing texts when working with Word, you will probably never have thought that it would be convenient to have more fonts in your luggage. But as soon as you start to use the potential of Word really, and thus also create flyers and business cards, invitations and the like, there is more of a desire to expand the portfolio.

You can find out how to expand the font selection in Word with just a few steps and above all free in our article

More fonts in Word through Google Fonts

As long as you are limited to writing texts when working with Word, you will probably never have thought that it would be convenient to have more fonts in your luggage. But as soon as you start to use the potential of Word really, and thus also create flyers and business cards, invitations and the like, there is more of a desire to expand the portfolio.

You can find out how to expand the font selection in Word with just a few steps and above all free in our article

1. Go to Google Fonts

First, go to https://fonts.google.com

Here you will first find a large selection of available fonts, which of course can be filtered according to either specific criteria, or (if you already know the name of a desired font) can be searched directly.

You can add them to your download list via the small + symbol to the right of each font.

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First, go to https://fonts.google.com

Here you will first find a large selection of available fonts, which of course can be filtered according to either specific criteria, or (if you already know the name of a desired font) can be searched directly.

You can add them to your download list via the small + symbol to the right of each font.

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2. Customize and download font

In the next step, you can directly copy out the HTML or CSS shortcodes in order to insert them on a web page, for example.

For the implementation in Word you do not need this, but you can go straight to the tab “Customize”, where you can select the desired font size and download it directly.

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In the next step, you can directly copy out the HTML or CSS shortcodes in order to insert them on a web page, for example.

For the implementation in Word you do not need this, but you can go straight to the tab “Customize”, where you can select the desired font size and download it directly.

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3. Install font

The last step we need to take now is the simplest of them all.

After you have downloaded the zip file, it is best unpacked in a folder specially created for the respective font.

Here all font sizes are displayed, and can be easily installed by right-clicking on the appropriate file.

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The big advantage of this type of installation is that you have not only expanded the font selection in Word, but in all Microsoft Office applications.

What does this mean the fonts are also available in: Outlook, Excel, Powerpoint, etc.

The last step we need to take now is the simplest of them all.

After you have downloaded the zip file, it is best unpacked in a folder specially created for the respective font.

Here all font sizes are displayed, and can be easily installed by right-clicking on the appropriate file.

See picture:

The big advantage of this type of installation is that you have not only expanded the font selection in Word, but in all Microsoft Office applications.

What does this mean the fonts are also available in: Outlook, Excel, Powerpoint, etc.