Fonts Plugin Pro

Want different typefaces for headings, body text, and other parts of a WordPress site? Fonts Plugin lets you select fonts and preview them on your own content in the Customizer. Fonts Plugin Pro includes controls for font delivery and detailed styling, without theme file edits or CSS for supported options.

Where can your fonts come from?

The base extension supports Google Fonts, Adobe Fonts through an Adobe Creative Cloud subscription, and uploaded font documents in .ttf, .otf, .woff, and .woff2 formats. Choose typefaces for supported components and preview the changes before publishing. WooCommerce support is included. The plugin is described as working with WordPress themes and builders including Gutenberg, Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, and WPBakery.

How can Pro change font delivery?

Pro can host Google Fonts locally and serve them from your domain. It can also remove Google Fonts loaded by your theme or other plugins, then rewrite external font requests to use local copies.

Font families may include weights and alphabets your website does not use. Selective Font Loading lets you untick unused settings, such as italic, thin, black, Cyrillic, or Greek variants, so they stop downloading. You can also preload selected font files to help text paint sooner and avoid a fallback flash.

Which elements can you style?

Set font size, colour, line height, letter spacing, and text transform for individual elements. When the standard element choices do not match your site, custom elements let you target your own CSS selectors.

How do you get started?

Install and activate Fonts Plugin, then open its typography settings in the WordPress Customizer. Choose a font source and configure the elements you want to style. Before publishing, review any Pro settings you plan to use for local hosting, selective loading, preloading, or external font handling.

Fonts Plugin Pro includes priority email support with responses within 24 hours. Fonts Plugin Pro is a one-time purchase with lifetime updates and no subscription or renewal fees.