Choose the fonts your website uses
Make your own pair of fonts for titles and text and use it on your website, instead of the ones picked from your branding answers.
Type does a lot of the talking: a bistro, a barber shop and a law firm don’t read the same. Customers who know your sign, your menu or your packaging should recognise you online too, in the same letters.
A font that looks beautiful on a poster can be hard to read on a phone, and you can now tune it until the whole site reads well. You try it on your real website first and publish only when it looks right.
What's new
Create a font combination: one font for titles and one for text, plus, if you want, one for the menu bar and one for buttons.
Under Advanced options, set how bold, how tall and how spaced the letters are, and how large the text is across the site.
Each combination tells you whether every alphabet your website uses, such as Chinese, has a font.
Pick the combination your website uses in the theme editor.
Hide the dark layer over your website's images, and pick from more answers to the branding questions: Industrial, Zen, Romantic, Personalized, Sustainable.
In technical terms: custom font pairings (heading, body, navigation and button fonts) with weight, size, line-height and letter-spacing controls, and a check of glyph coverage for every language of the website.
Where to find it
Website editor › Brand assets, and the theme editor.