Using Google Fonts in Divi

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Written by Dan Mossop

Divi Theme includes support for Google Fonts, a set of open-source font families used by web developers globally. Divi's built-in Google Fonts feature lets you style text using hundreds of web fonts directly within any Divi module. Here's a rundown of how it transforms your design workflow.

To use Google Fonts in Divi:

  1. Access an extensive selection of Google Fonts via Divi Builder.
  2. Use the search feature for easy font discovery and selection.
  3. Custom fonts can be uploaded for additional variety.

Access Google Fonts in Divi Builder

The Divi Builder now hosts an exhaustive selection of Google Fonts, allowing you to choose from hundreds of font families as you stylize your text content. This integration is powerful yet user-friendly, catering to both seasoned designers and newcomers alike.

Easy Font Discovery & Selection

Divi's enhanced font search feature makes finding the perfect font for your project a breeze. Plus, Divi now conveniently brings your recently used fonts to the top of the list, making it swift and easy to maintain consistency across your designs.

Deprecated Plugins

Now that Divi itself supports Google Fonts, external plugins such as the Divi Extended Google Fonts plugin by TortoiseIT and the Easy Google Fonts plugin are no longer required to add Google Font support to Divi. Divi users now have a direct and uncomplicated path to the rich variety of Google Fonts, eliminating the need for additional installations and setups

Adding More Fonts to Divi

There are several options for adding more fonts to Divi, to go alongside the built-in Google Fonts support:

  • Divi's font feature also includes the option to upload custom fonts for use alongside the in-built Google Fonts.
  • Our post on adding Christmas Fonts to Divi both gives specific instructions for adding Christmas fonts to Divi, and provides an example of how to programmatically add fonts to Divi in general.
  • Our Divi Christmas Fonts plugin implements the method in that post, providing a no-code way to add a selection of festive fonts to Divi.

 

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About Dan Mossop

Dan is a Scottish-born web developer, now living in Brisbane with his wife and son. He has been sharing tips and helping users with Divi since 2014. He created Divi Booster, the first Divi plugin, and continues to develop it along with 20+ other Divi plugins. Dan has a PhD in Computer Science, a background in web security and likes a lot of stuff, 

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