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4 Easy Steps to Add Custom Fonts to Your Medium.com Blog Post.

The Medium publishing platform is a great place to share your stories and ideas with the world. It’s clean and easy to use, but quite limited when it comes to design aesthetics. It can be challenging to have only a few font styles, especially when the creator in you needs to be set free.

“Text font generators”, provide a great way to add a variety of font styles, that you can copy and paste into your medium.com blog post. They allow you to add your aesthetics without a huge learning curve, and without needing to know how to code.

You can experiment with a variety of custom fonts to help set your blog post apart from the rest, add a unique style, or enhance the readability of a text. It can help you create a more dynamic font to add personality to your blog post.

Copy and paste the font you want into your Medium.com, and you’re ready to go.

How to add custom fonts to your medium.com blog post?

You can add custom fonts to your medium.com blog, in 4 easy steps:

1. Type or paste your desired text into the “Text Font Generator.”
2. Scroll until you find the font you would like to use.
3. Click the “Copy” option beside the font you would like to use.
4. Paste it directly into your medium blog post.

Workflow with IG Fonts and Medium.

1. Go to Instagram Fonts Generator (𝓬𝓸𝓹𝔂 𝕒𝕟𝕕 𝓅𝒶𝓈𝓉𝑒).

2. Type your text, or paste into the text box.

Scroll down until you have found the text you would like to use.

3. Copy element.

Double click to highlight and copy your font.

4. Go to Medium.

5. Click on textbox.

Click on a text box field in your “medium” editor.

6. Paste selected text into your Medium editor.

Cons and work around.

So here’s the thing. When you use a custom font, it only works well if the reader reads your post visually. If the reader chooses to listen to your post, some texts, if not all, will read like letters, rather than words. This may not a pleasant reading experience.

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A work around would be to use an image of your titles in a special font, then use plain text in the body of your post.

See the example of this blog post below. It shows one of the headings as a picture.

This is where you will post your plain text so your reader will have a pleasant listening experience.

8 Cool websites for “copy & paste” text font generators.

1. Cool Font.
2. Pics Art Font Generator
3. Fancy Text Guru.
4. Exotic Fonts.
5. Qwerty.
6. Copy and Paste Fonts.
7. Font Copy.
8. Font Villa.

I hope you have been inspired and new ideas have found you. Go ahead and be creative. You Got This!