How to Install a Font
After you download your font file (.ttf), installing it only takes a few seconds. Follow the instructions below depending on your device.
Install a Font on Mac
- Open your Downloads folder.
- Double-click the .ttf font file.
- The Font Book preview will open.
- Click Install Font.
- Your font will now appear in apps like Word, Canva, Figma, and Photoshop.
Install a Font on Windows
- Open your Downloads folder.
- Right-click the .ttf file.
- Click Install or Install for all users.
- The font will now appear in Word, PowerPoint, Photoshop, and other apps.
Install a Font on iPad (GoodNotes)
To use your font in GoodNotes, the font must first be installed on your iPad.
See the full step-by-step instructions here:
How to install your font in GoodNotes →
Where Can You Use Your Font?
You can use your font in:
- Microsoft Word
- PowerPoint
- Figma
- Canva
- Photoshop
- Illustrator
- Keynote
- Google Docs (after upload)
Create Another Font
Want to make another handwriting font?
✨ Free Tools You Can Use Right Now
Boost your creativity with our free handwriting tools — no sign-up or credits required.
Free Online Writing Notepad
Type using any .ttf font — including your own. Adjust font size, spacing, and text color directly in the browser.
Open Notepad →Written Note Maker
Create beautiful digital notes using your handwriting font. Customize text, colors, and download instantly.
Try Written Note →Handwriting Practice Sheets Generator
Generate printable or iPad-friendly handwriting worksheets for alphabet, cursive, words, and custom sentences.
Generate Worksheets →Instant Font Viewer
Upload any .ttf or .otf font and preview it instantly inside your browser.
Preview Font →Bubble Letter Generator
Generate printable bubble letters quickly for posters, classroom projects, crafts, and handwriting practice.
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Preview how your font performs across real-world languages and accented characters.
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See what’s possible when users move from preview to full creation.
