You can add external fonts to Webflow by uploading custom font files or integrating third-party font services. Follow these steps to add your desired fonts.
1. Use Google Fonts (Built-in)
- Go to Project Settings > Fonts.
- Search for your desired Google Font and click Add Font.
- The font will be available in your Webflow Typography settings.
2. Upload Custom Fonts (OTF, TTF, WOFF)
- Go to Project Settings > Fonts.
- In the Custom Fonts section, click Upload Font.
- Select your font files (OTF, TTF, or WOFF) and upload them.
- Save changes, and the font will be available in Style settings.
- Go to Project Settings > Fonts.
- Scroll to the Adobe Fonts section and enter your Adobe Project ID.
- Click Save changes and publish your site.
- The linked fonts will appear in Typography settings.
4. Load Fonts with Custom Code (CDN or @font-face)
- If your font is hosted externally (e.g., on a CDN), add this to Project Settings > Custom Code > Head Code:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://example.com/font.css">
- Use @font-face in a CSS embed to declare custom fonts.
- Apply the font in CSS classes via Webflow’s Custom Code embeds.
Summary
You can add fonts to Webflow using Google Fonts, custom uploads, Adobe Fonts, or external CSS links. The easiest method is Google Fonts (built-in), but custom fonts provide more flexibility.