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How to use any font in Google Forms

Google Forms offers a short list of fonts. If your brand uses something else, your forms stick out. Here is how to put your exact font on a Google Form.

The fonts Google Forms gives you

In Google Forms, the palette icon lets you choose a font style for headers, questions and text from a few options. You can't upload a font, pick from the full Google Fonts library, or use the font your website loads.

Three ways to set your font with Form Matcher

• Any Google Font: Search all 1,939 families, previewed in their own typeface. Pick one for headings and another for body text, plus weight, size, letter spacing and line height.
• Your site's font: Choose "Use my site's font" and the form uses whatever font your page already loads. It is applied with !important so your theme can't override it.
• Your own font file: Link a .woff2 file or a stylesheet from your font provider. Licensed fonts like Adobe Fonts must allow formmatcher.com in their settings.

How to do it

1. Paste your Google Form link and website into Form Matcher and click Match my brand. We detect the fonts your site uses.
2. Open Typography in the Customize panel to change the heading and body fonts.
3. Publish for $10 USD once and paste the embed code on your site.

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