How to Import Fonts into Google Slides (Easiest Way in 2024)

In this tutorial, we will show you exactly how to import fonts on Google Slides. Simply follow the steps below.

Can You Import Fonts into Google Slides?

While you can’t directly import fonts into Google Slides, you can install fonts on your computer from sources like Google Fonts, and Google Slides will recognize them when you refresh the presentation.

How to Import Fonts in Google Slides

Here’s how you can import fonts into Google Slides:

1. Choose and Download a Font from Google Fonts

With Google Fonts open, browse through the available options and pick a font that fits your presentation style. For example, if you’re creating a modern design, you might choose a sleek sans-serif font like “Roboto.” Click on the font, then hit “Download”.

2. Unzip and Install the Font on Your Computer

After downloading the font, locate the zip file in your downloads folder. Right-click the file and choose “Extract All” to unzip it. Once unzipped, install the font by right-clicking and selecting “Install” (for Windows) or double-clicking the file and selecting “Install Font” (for Mac).

3. Open or Reload Your Google Slides Presentation

Once the font is installed, open or reload Google Slides so it can detect the new font.

4. Find the New Font in the Google Slides Font Menu

In your Google Slides presentation, click on a text box to open the font menu. Scroll through the font list to find the one you installed. For example, if you installed “Roboto,” it should now appear in the list.

5. Apply the Font to Your Text

Once the new font appears, highlight any text you want to change and select the new font from the font menu. If you installed “Lobster,” you can now apply this font to titles, headings, or body text in your slides.