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Google Docs and Slides pick up 60 new fonts, including JetBrains Mono, Comic Neue

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.

Google Docs and Slides now has 60 new fonts to choose from. You have to first add them to your palette by opening the fonts dropdown menu and selecting “More fonts.” This opens a panel where you can quickly search for fonts, while three filters are also available. To add to “My fonts” at the right, simply tap on them in the main list. 

The latest additions are as follows:

New TegominPotta OneCommissioner
Train OneImbueSansita Swashed
LexendHachi Maru PopPiazzolla
Kiwi MaruFrauncesGrandstander
Dela Gothic OneBodoni ModaKufam
Akaya TelivigalaAndika New BasicSyne
StickLangarKumbh Sans
Shippori Mincho B1JetBrains MonoRecursive
Shippori MinchoTexturinaRed Rose
RocknRoll OneNerko OneVarta
OiCastoroSora
DotGothic16Xanh MonoRowdies
Akaya KanadakaGoldmanMulish
NewsreaderBig Shoulders Stencil TextEpilogue
TruculentaBig Shoulders Stencil DisplayGrenze Gotisch
Reggae OneBig Shoulders Inline TextMuseoModerno
Brygada 1918Big Shoulders Inline DisplayBalsamiq Sans
BalletTrispaceJost
BenneSyne TactileManrope
Yusei MagicSyne MonoComic Neue

One highlight is JetBrains Mono, a “typeface made for the specific needs of developers,” from the makers of Kotlin. There’s also Oi, DotGothic 16, and Comic Neue. These new fonts are already live in Google Docs and Slides, with some particularly ideal for presentations.

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