What is how to add fonts to google docs?

Adding fonts to Google Docs involves a few steps. Google Docs provides a selection of default fonts, but you can expand this selection using the "More fonts" option.

Here's how:

1. Accessing the Font Menu: Open your Google Doc. Click on the font name in the toolbar (it usually displays something like "Arial"). This will open the font dropdown menu.

2. Selecting "More fonts": At the top of the font dropdown menu, click on "<a href="https://www.wikiwhat.page/kavramlar/More%20Fonts">More fonts</a>". This opens a window with a wider selection of fonts.

3. Choosing Fonts: The "More fonts" window has two sections:

   • "Fonts": This section displays the fonts you can add. You can search for fonts by name using the search bar, or filter by scripts (e.g., Latin, Cyrillic, etc.) and sort by popularity, alphabet, or date added.
   • "My fonts": This section displays fonts you have already added to your Google Docs account.

4. Adding Fonts: To add a font, simply click on the font name in the "Fonts" section. A checkmark will appear next to the font name, and it will be added to the "My fonts" section.

5. Applying Fonts: Once you've added the fonts you want, click "OK" in the "More fonts" window. The newly added fonts will now appear in the font dropdown menu in your Google Doc, ready for you to use.

6. Removing Fonts: To remove a font, go back to the "More fonts" window. In the "My fonts" section, click on the font you want to remove. The checkmark will disappear, and the font will be removed from your font menu.

It is important to note that you can't directly upload or install custom font files (like .ttf or .otf files) directly into Google Docs. The "More fonts" option provides the only supported method for expanding your font choices. Also, the font selection is linked to your Google account. When you select fonts, they will be available across your other Google Docs files when signed in to your account.