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**Only available as a web font in the drag and drop email editor.

*Not available in the drag and drop email editor. The following fonts are available in rich text modules:

In the rich text toolbar, click the Font dropdown menu and select a font.

In the content editor, click a rich text module, then highlight the text you want to edit.

Hover over your content and click Edit.

Email: In your HubSpot account, navigate to Marketing > Email.

Knowledge Base: In your HubSpot account, navigate to Service > Knowledge Base.

Blog: In your HubSpot account, navigate to Marketing > Website > Blog.

Landing Pages: In your HubSpot account, navigate to Marketing > Landing Pages.Website Pages: In your HubSpot account, navigate to Marketing > Website > Website Pages.Some default fonts not available in the drag and drop email editorĪvailable for custom coded email templates only not supported in most email clientsĪvailable on the Design tabof the template editorĪvailable for custom modules not used in emailsĭefault fonts can be used in all types of content and are designed to load on most platforms and devices. Certain default fonts are available in all content editors, while Google Fonts and custom fonts have additional restrictions, outlined below: Content typeĪvailable on the Design tab of the content editorĪvailable in theme settings and via stylesheetĪvailable via stylesheet or custom module The file is then downloaded to the browser’s default download folder.The fonts available for content in HubSpot depend on the type of content and the type of font. If you’d rather download your document in PDF, ODT, TXT, or other formats, you can do that too. RELATED: How to Create Shareable Download Links for Files on Google Drive RELATED: How to Check Your Spelling in Google DocsĪfter you’ve finished editing your file, you can either share it with others or download and export your document back into a Microsoft Word format by going to File > Download As and then clicking the “Microsoft Word” option. Google then converts your Word document into a Google Docs file. Once your file uploads, right-click it, point to “Open With” on the context menu, and then select “Google Docs.” Navigate to your file(s) and then click “Open.”Īlternatively, you can drag and drop a file from your computer directly into the web browser for an easy upload. Open Google Drive, click “New,” and then click “File Upload” to get started. To view a Word document on Google Docs, you must first upload the file to your Google Drive. How to Import a Word Document into Google Docs