Can I add external fonts to the Webflow library?

Yes, you can add external fonts to the Webflow library. Webflow provides a straightforward way to use custom fonts on your websites. Here's how you can add external fonts:

1. Obtain the font files: To use an external font, you need to have access to its font files. These files usually come in formats like .ttf, .woff, or .woff2. You can get these files from various sources like Google Fonts, Adobe Fonts, or self-hosted font services.

2. Upload font files to Webflow: Once you have the font files, you can upload them to your Webflow project. Go to the Webflow Designer and navigate to the Project Settings by clicking on the "Gear" icon in the left sidebar. In the Project Settings, select the "Fonts" tab. Click on the "Upload Font" button and choose the font files you want to add. Repeat this step for all the font files you have for the font family.

3. Define font styles and weights: After uploading the font files, you need to define the font styles and weights you want to use. Webflow automatically detects the available font styles from the uploaded files. For each font style, you can define the font weight, font style (normal, italic), and the font display behavior.

4. Assign fonts to elements: Once the font styles are defined, you can assign them to different elements in your Webflow project. In the Webflow Designer, select an element, such as text or headings, and open the typography settings panel. Under the "Font Family" dropdown, you'll find the custom fonts you added. Select the desired font style for that element.

5. Publish and test: After assigning the fonts to elements, you can publish your site to see the changes. Make sure to check different pages and devices to ensure the fonts are correctly applied.

By following these steps, you can easily add external fonts to the Webflow library and use them on your website, giving you complete control over the typography and design.