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# Custom fonts

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Shopify provides a wide range of free fonts via the Google font library. However, if your brand requires a font that isn’t available, you can upload and apply **Custom fonts** through Theme settings in Inspired Themes.

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### **I. Heading font settings**

* **Override heading font:** Enables the use of a custom font, replacing the default heading font set in Typography.
* **Font name:** Enter the exact name of your custom font.
* **Font file URL:** Paste the URL of your uploaded font file (*supported formats: .woff2, .woff, .ttf, .otf*).

{% hint style="info" %}
Upload fonts via **Shopify Admin → Content → Files** to get the file link.
{% endhint %}

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* **Font weight:** Select the font weight that matches the uploaded file.
* **Fallback fonts:** Define backup fonts (e.g., *Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif*) to be used if the custom font fails to load.
* **Save & Preview:** Apply changes and review how the font appears in your store.

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### **II. Body font settings**

The Body font settings follow the same structure as Heading font, allowing you to apply a custom font to all body text across your store.


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