How to add fonts in Microsoft Word
Microsoft Word comes with a long list of fonts to choose from, but depending on your document purpose, you may want to use a font that isn't in the list. Good news - installing fonts is easy.
Download font files
Before you can add a font in Word, you will need to download the font file. When you download a font from an online resource, it is usually downloaded as a ZIP file, which you will need to unzip. The font files themselves are usually TrueType (.ttf) or OpenType (.otf) files, both of which work with Word.
There are many sites where you can download font files for free, but make sure you trust the source before downloading anything. If you download anything from an unknown source, you risk getting infected with malware.
Microsoft j using DaFont, but Font Squirrel and FontSpace are also good sites to download fonts. If you like the fonts available in Google Docs, you can even download Google fonts to your computer.
How to install font files on Word on Windows
Adding a font in Word on Windows is easy and only requires a few clicks. First, locate the font file on your computer, and then right-click on it. In the context menu that appears, click "Install" to install it for the current user, or "Install for all users" to install the font for each user profile on the computer. You must have administrator privileges to install a font for all users.
The font is now installed on your Windows device and will appear in different applications such as Excel, PowerPoint, and Word. If you want the new font to be the default font when you create a new document, make sure it is set as the default font in Word.
How to import fonts into Word on Mac
To add fonts in Word on Mac, locate the font file and then double-click it.
The font preview window will appear. Click "Install font" in the lower right corner of the window.
The font is now installed on your Mac and will appear in different applications such as Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.
You can now use the installed font the next time you use Word. However, if this font is not installed on the device of the recipient of this document, the font will usually be displayed with a default font. If you want the recipient to display the document in the font you used, you'll need to include the font in the document.