Previously this week I received an e-mail from a reader who desired some recommendations to pass along to colleagues about using custom typefaces in Google Docs. I made
this short video to lend some assistance. Before you view the video there are a couple of things to keep in mind about fonts in Google Docs and Slides..

Without utilizing a third-party add-on there isnt a way to upload fonts into Google Docs and Slides from outside of the Google Workspace community. That stated, there are more than 400 fonts readily available in the font styles drop-down menu in Google Docs and Slides..
Word Art in Google Slides lets you develop text that automatically resizes when you click and drag on the corners around it. Word Art can likewise be personalized with border and fill colors as well as border dashes and dots..
Special characters in Google Docs and Slides are discovered in the “insert” drop-down menu. This is where you can discover things like emoticons, musical signs, accent marks, and great deals of little icons..
Watch this video for more information about utilizing Word Art, fonts, and special characters in Google Docs and Slides..