Currently there are 852 fonts with Latin characters which is enough to be getting on with. Choices include Arabic, Cyrillic, Greek, Hebrew, Korean, Thai and Vietnamese.Įnglish language users (plus Germany, French, Italian etc) choose Latin or Latin Extended. Use the Languages filter on right to choose the character set you want. Great Language supportįor languages that use non-Roman / Latin characters, Google Fonts give you a lot more choices. However, Google Fonts can be downloaded separately and installed into Windows or Macintosh, just like any other font. Your browser automatically gets any needed font and uses it to display a web page. The company has a open source for the font files and many web sites, including, use Google Fonts.
Google Fonts are intended for use with web sites. There are 877 Google Font families currently available at
Installing the Extensis Fonts add-on is simple.
The add-on also allows you to show only specific font families and sort by alphabetical, date added, popularity, and trending.
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So how do you add new fonts to Google Docs? With the help of an easy to use add-on called Extensis Fonts, which will give you access to the 1200+ fonts from the Google Font collection. It's not like you can just install new fonts for your operating system and have them recognized by Docs. What if you could add more, a lot more? If you're like me, the idea of more fonts is appealing on numerous levels. Out of the box, Google Docs does have some decent fonts, but the selection is quite limited. If you depend upon Google Docs for your everyday business usage, you might occasionally run into a situation where you have not been able to find just the right font for a report, invoice, document, flyer, etc.
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