Hey, @LMontoyaLaske You are welcome. You can actually use the text editor itself to change the color. That feature already exists. You can select the text that you like to have a different color and change it.
It’s ridiculous that any user should be looking at a hack to get a wider choice of fonts (and use custom ones) - surely it’s not that difficult to implement ?
Adding my vote here to add this feature without needing to use a hack.
As a 1 person marketer at a start up (without a web development background) I feel as though uploading a custom font from Google should be an easily accomplish task. Hubspot makes my life easier in many ways and allows me to creat LPs fairly intuitively, but not being able to keep LPs in accordance to our brand guidelines is unfortunate.
Hey @kbbpatidar thanks for the hack you shared above. I just tried it and it doesn’t seem to be working on my end. Am I right that:
- I added an “html-email” content module at the start/top of my email
- I copy pasted the code you shared then edited with my own font family, URL etc as necessary
- Saved the draft
Please let me know if I missed a step or did something wrong?
Yes, totally agree. Is there any way to add styling details to the <head> of Drag & Drop emails? Having a wider array of fonts is crucial for so many clients. I could use Montserrat, Open Sans and Roboto most…but Lato, Nunito and Poppins are also widely used by our clients and we have no way to give them D&D templates using their brand fonts, so it creates some disconnect between their branded materials. I can do this on Mailchimp and Klaviyo but still have not figured out how. to do it on Hubspot. Thanks for any insight into this!
I agree that this is a very important feature. Custom font use in email marketing is only going to grow.
It was a huge bummer discovering this didn’t exist. We switched from Klayvio and now I miss the user-friendliness of Klayvio.
Hi, I discovered that there is a way to use custom fonts, but you need to add custom CSS in the marketing/files and templates/design tools section. There you can create a custom template with reusable modules and add your custom font link in the css/reset.css doc. It’s not intuitive and took some work to figure out, but it is possible. Hope this helps. ![]()
The ability to upload company fonts that match that are brand aligned is of top importance and I am surprised this isn’t already available without coding. Whilst it can be done with coding not all marketers have the technical knowledge.
It is fairly disappointing that 5 years later this is still not yet resolved, as fonts are a big part of company branding. Really hope this basic functionality can e prioritised in the future. So far this is the primary blocker I have experienced whilst using HubSpot.
Totally agree. Given the importance of brand alignment across comms
channels, it’s of top priority that users should easily be able to upload
company brand fonts without specialist knowledge of coding.
+1 adding a comment to this to show this is also something I would like and am frustrated by as a consumer! During my demo the sales person told me I could upload my brand fonts to emails, which I now know was a lie.
Hi all!
Conor here from the Product Management team ![]()
I wanted to share an update that custom fonts in the drag-and-drop email editor are now available in Public Beta! You can upload your custom font files to your Brand Kit, set a fallback font for email clients that don’t support webfonts, and then your custom fonts will appear in every font selector dropdown in the email editor.
Here’s the Knowledge Base article with everything you need to get started: Use fonts in HubSpot
This is available on all HubSpot tiers, including Free. It’s currently in Public Beta, so we’d love to hear your feedback as we continue to refine the experience.
Just a heads-up, custom fonts will display in email clients that support webfonts (like Apple Mail), while other clients (Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo) will show your chosen fallback font. This is an industry-wide email client limitation, not something specific to HubSpot.
Looking forward to hearing what you think!
Conor | Product Manager - HubSpot