Custom Fonts

Last Update: October 10, 2025

Typography options abound when using Avada. You can use standard and system font families, select from hundreds of Google Fonts, or use Adobe Fonts (TypeKit). If that’s not enough, you can even upload custom fonts to use anywhere on your site. Read below to find out more about uploading custom fonts.

How To Upload A Custom Font

You can assign custom fonts to any area of the site that has a font-family option. To learn how to upload and use custom fonts, please continue reading below.

  • Step 1​​​​​​ – Download the custom font you’d like to use and make sure you receive all 5 web font files; .woff2, .woff, .ttf, .svg, and .eot. Each one is required for full browser support.

  • Step 2​​​​​​​​ – Navigate to Avada > Options > Typography > Custom Fonts.

  • Step 3​​​​​​​ – In this panel, as you can see in the screenshot below, there will be a repeater field where you can upload each of the 5 web font files you’ve downloaded. For example, upload the .woff2 font file to the ‘WOFF2’ field, and so on.

  • Step 4​​​​​​​ – Once you’ve uploaded all the required font files to their respective fields, save your changes.

  • Step 5​​​​​​​​ – To add another custom font, simply click the ‘Add Another Item’ button and repeat step 1 to step 4.
  • Step 6​​​​​​​ – To delete a custom font, click the ‘Delete’ button on the Custom Font title.

Adding Custom Fonts

How To Apply Custom Fonts

Anywhere you can apply fonts, you will now see an option to select custom fonts. In the example below, we are in the global body typography options. Still, you might be adding it to the global Headings Typography, a global Typography set, or used individually in the Avada Title Element, the Avada Text Path Element, or the Avada Text Block Element. Once you have uploaded your custom font sets, they are available across the board.

Applying Custom Fonts

How To Add Adobe (TypeKit) Fonts

You can now also integrate Adobe Fonts (TypeKit) into your Avada website. Please see the TypeKit Integration With Avada help file, linked below, for full details on how to do this.

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