When creating Drag and Drop emails, you can currently only choose between a selected few fonts. While custom fonts is possible in email templates, it is not currently possible in Drag and Drop emails.
As fonts are an important part of a brand and embedded fonts are gaining wide support in email clients, it would be very nice to have full control over fonts in drag and drop emails.
Simply put, If we can have Lato, why can't we have other popular fonts, such as Open Sans. Indeed, why can't we simply have any we'd like?
Hi @ro, thank you for the idea and for all the feedback. We are hoping to review this, but this is not planned for development in the next quarter. For transparency and clarity, I am updating this issue to 'Not currently planned' for the time being. I will update here once we have plans in place.
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 ?
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.
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!
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. 😉
