We have preloaded 40 of the most popular Google web fonts for you to choose from. Access the font settings by clicking on Default fonts on the right sidebar in the page editor:
You can select different fonts for headlines and paragraphs. You can also modify some of their attributes. Forms will use the font family chosen for paragraphs.
You can choose a font weight for each of the two, but keep in mind that you can set that individually for each text box on your page as well. To do that, click the text box, click Edit, and then use the dropdown next to the font size, as seen below. You can also change it from the menu on the right, under the Font style section.
Google Fonts
If none of the 40 preloaded fonts catch your eye, you can choose any Google Font to add to your page. Google Fonts offers hundreds of free, open-source fonts optimized for the web.
To add a font, simply select it from the Google Font drop-down, and click on “Add Google Font.”
What do I do if the font I want is not on the list?
If you want to use a font that is not found in our default list nor in the Google library, you can add it through Assets > Fonts. Please refer to the dedicated article here: https://d.pr/FSk8xN
Setting fonts at the workspace level
You can do this by going to Assets > Styles and looking at the second section called Fonts.
Choose the default fonts for new pages for headlines, paragraphs, and buttons. Changing the global fonts here will not affect existing pages. You can choose from our default library, the Google library, and the fonts you added in the Assets > Fonts section.
When you update your preferred fonts and colors with Styles, your existing pages will not be changed. Once a page is created with these assets, it is not locked into them. These styles will become the default for new pages, but you can edit an individual page at will.