You can customise the fonts used across your platform to better align with your branding. Fonts can be set for both headings and body text.
There are two main ways to apply fonts:
Google fonts (recommended)
Custom file fonts
Use Google Fonts (Recommended)
This is the easiest way to add fonts to your platform.
Step-by-step:
Go to Google Fonts
Search and select the font you want to use
Choose the styles (e.g. Regular, Bold)
Select @import and copy the link provided
Go to your platform
Control > Settings > Themes > Fonts box
Paste the link under Heading font URL
Copy the font name into Heading font-family name
Repeat the steps for your body font
💡 Tip:
If you need help choosing, check out this list of popular Google Font alternatives
Use Custom Font Files (Advanced)
If you're using a brand-specific font, you'll need to upload the files manually.
You’ll need:
Font files in
.ttf
,.otf
,.woff
or.woff2
A text editor (like Notepad)
What you'll do:
What you'll do:
Navigate to: Control → Content → Assets
Upload your custom font file(s) (.ttf, .otf, .woff, or .woff2).
In a text editor, paste and edit the provided
@font-face
template with your font names and URLs:@font-face {
font-family: YOUR HEADING FONT FAMILY NAME;
src: url(URL TO YOUR HEADING FONT);
}
@font-face {
font-family: YOUR BODY FONT FAMILY NAME;
src: url(URL TO YOUR BODY FONT);
}
Example:
@font-face {
font-family: 'Produkt Light';
}
Save the edited template as a .css file, named after your platform (
[YOUR_PLATFORM_NAME].css
).⚠️ Make sure it's saved in CSS format, not as a .txt file.
Need help converting? Use this handy converter or any code editor.
Navigate again to Control → Content → Assets and upload the .css file.
Copy the link address of the uploaded CSS file (e.g.,
https://lxp.content.qollap.com/media/documents/gtsuper.css
) and paste it into your platform’s layout settings:Go to Control → Settings → Layout → Fonts
Paste the link under Heading font URL and Body font URL.
Enter the font family names you used in your CSS file under Heading font-family name and Body font-family name.
Make sure the exact font names match between the CSS file and the layout settings.
Your fonts are now ready to use on your platform!