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# Upload a custom font

{% hint style="info" %}
You can upload a maximum of 20 custom fonts.
{% endhint %}

Choose an upload method:

* [Upload from an image template](#upload-from-an-image-template)
* [Upload from the Fonts tab](#upload-fonts-outside-of-a-template)

### Upload from an image template

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{% step %}

### Open an image template

In **Creatives**, open an image template. Click **Text** to add a text object.

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{% step %}

### Open the font importer

In the right-side **Design** panel, find **Fonts**. Click **+**, then select **Import custom font**.

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For consistent results, use font weights rounded to the nearest hundred. For example, use `500` rather than `550`. The font file defines the weight.
{% endstep %}

{% step %}

### Upload a font file

Click **Upload**. Click the upload area to select a font file, or drag and drop the file.
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### Complete the upload

Click **Done**.
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{% endstepper %}

### Upload fonts outside of a template

1. In **Creatives**, open the **Fonts** tab.
2. Click **+ Upload fonts**.
3. Click **Upload**, then select or drag and drop a font file.
4. Click **Done**.


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