Google Fonts brings 60 new fonts to Google Docs and Google Slides

60 new fonts added to Google Docs and Slides include JetBrains Mono, Comic Neue, and more. Read along for more details. 

Last week, Google Fonts announced on Twitter the addition of 60 new fonts to their library to Google Docs and Google Slides. That’s a piece of good news for all Google Docs and Slides users, especially for ones frequently using these Google apps. More choices of fonts are now available for them to use in their documents and presentations. DotGothic 16, Oi, Comic Neue, and especially JetBrains Mono, which is a typeface designed specifically for the needs of developers, are great highlights. 

Full list of 60 new fonts recently added to Google Docs and Google Slides

To use the new fonts when working on your documents and presentations, you need to first add them or the one you want to use to your palette by clicking to open the fonts dropdown menu and then select “More fonts”. Right there, you’ll see a panel where you can easily search for the fonts you like. Typing on the search bar the font names you want to add to your “My fonts” at the right side, then click “OK” to finish. 

Google Fonts’ tweet that announced the arrival of the 60 new fonts

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