Google Docs came out 18 years ago—it's old enough to vote—and yet by default it only offers a couple dozen fonts. But it's easy to add more.

Google's cloud-based office suite, Google Docs, has gained a whopping 450 choices to its once scarce selection of font types. The new fonts include Ubuntu, Android's Ice Cream Sandwich "Droid ...

Fortunately, Google makes it possible to add more fonts to be used in Google Docs. Let me show you how it's done. Also: Organize your Google Drive with these 5 tips ...

There are over 450 fonts available in Google docs now, with additional features coming up quick! To update your Google Docs environment, you'll have to click your FONT menu and select ADD FONTS.

Thanks to Google Docs' built-in integration with the Google Fonts Library, you can easily add a new font to your document without opening a new tab. Here's how to do so: ...

All those Bree Serif, Kaushan Script, and Lovers Quarrel font fans will now be able to bring into play these different scripts while working in Google Docs. The Web giant announced today that it ...

Last week, Google added 60 new fonts to its catalog of free licensed font families for you to choose from in Docs and Slides with a tweet that basically said, “these fonts are here now!” There ...

If you've found Google Docs collection of default fonts seriously lacking, here's how to add over 1,000 fonts to make your documents stand out.

Google Fonts is a catalog of over 1,000 free licensed font families and, most recently, icons.New additions to that library have now made their way into Google Docs and Slides.

Check how to add fonts to Google Docs. Available as a free add-on via Google Docs, Extensis Fonts lets you can browse, preview and apply fonts directly.

Open a new Google Docs document and type some text, which will default to Arial. Highlight the text (the Ctrl + A keyboard shortcut will be handy here) and customize it — select a new font ...

You’ve got a whole host of fonts to choose from in Google Docs. Screenshot: Google. The default font is the one that appears when you create a new document: ...