Adding fonts to Powerpoint is a simple and straightforward process that can add some extra versatility and personality to your presentation. However, PowerPoint only has a limited selection of fonts, but there is a fairly simple way to add your own fonts.
In this guide, we will be teaching you how to add custom fonts.
Choosing a font
There are multiple sites from which you can choose and download fonts, some of which are free and others that require a small subscription fee. Here are some sites that offer fonts:
- Google Fonts
- Font Squirrel
- DaFonts
- and many others…
Take your time looking through these sites until you spot a font that suits the mood and style of your slides. When you have picked one you like, save the download to your computer. It is worth checking the font’s license first, since some free fonts are only cleared for personal use and not for commercial presentations.
Installing fonts
Now that you have downloaded your custom font, let’s learn how to install it.
Downloaded Fonts come in either OpenType Fonts (OTF) or TrueType Fonts (TTF), either of which works with Windows
After downloading the fonts, open the font file and click Install. Now you can use the new font in PowerPoint. It’s that easy!
Conclusion
Adding custom fonts to your PowerPoint presentation is simple and straightforward. If you want a cleaner, more professional feel, or simply want to give your slides a bit more character, custom fonts are an easy way to get there. So be sure to browse the various font sites out there and find a font that matches your style!