The Font Factory

Type your words once and see them in 31 hand-picked fonts, or add any of the nearly 2,000 free fonts on Google Fonts. Styled the way they will look on screen, for video titles, captions, thumbnails and posts.

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Found one you like? Here's how to use it

Tap Get font on any card, then Get font and Download all on Google Fonts. You get a zip with the font file (.ttf) inside. What you do next depends on where you are working.

Mac: Final Cut, Motion, Pages, Keynote
  1. Quit the app you want the font in. Apps only pick up new fonts when they open.
  2. Open the zip and double-click the .ttf file.
  3. Click Install in Font Book.
  4. Reopen your app and the font is in the list.
iPhone and iPad: CapCut, Premiere and similar
  1. The zip lands in the Files app. Tap it once to unzip.
  2. Open your editing app's text tool and look for its add-font or import option.
  3. Pick the .ttf from Files. The font now shows in that app's font list.

The font works inside that app only, not across the whole phone.

Canva
  1. Search Canva's own font list first. Many fonts here, such as Bebas Neue, Montserrat and Anton, are already built in.
  2. If it isn't there, uploading your own font needs a paid Canva plan: Brand Kit, then upload the .ttf.
Windows PC
  1. Close the app you want the font in.
  2. Open the zip, right-click the .ttf file and choose Install.
  3. Reopen your app and the font is in the list.

Every font here is open-licensed, so it is free to use in personal, client and commercial work.