Fonts in email

Google Fonts, fallbacks, font files, and what email clients show.

# Fonts in email

Use a Google Font and Sendra links it automatically; for any other font, choose a fallback or paste the address of a font file you host. Email clients that load web fonts show your font; the rest show the fallback.

## Google Fonts

When a text layer uses a Google Font, Sendra links it in the export. There is nothing to set.

## Fallback font

Choose a **Fallback font** for each font in the export window's Fonts section. It is what a client shows when your font is not available:

- Sans-serif: Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, Tahoma.
- Serif: Georgia, Times New Roman.
- Monospace: Courier New.

Choose one close in width to your font, so lines wrap the same way. Then check the preview.

:::tip[If lines wrap differently in the inbox]
Pick a fallback closer in width to your font, then check the preview again.
:::

## Font URL

For a font you host yourself, paste the address of the font file into **Font URL**. Clients that load web fonts use it.

## What clients show

Use **Send test** to see the email in the clients your readers use. Clients that load web fonts show your font; clients that do not show the fallback, in the sizes and weights you designed.

Use a Google Font and Sendra links it automatically; for any other font, choose a fallback or paste the address of a font file you host. Email clients that load web fonts show your font; the rest show the fallback.

Google Fonts

When a text layer uses a Google Font, Sendra links it in the export. There is nothing to set.

Fallback font

Choose a Fallback font for each font in the export window’s Fonts section. It is what a client shows when your font is not available:

Sans-serif: Arial, Helvetica, Verdana, Tahoma.
Serif: Georgia, Times New Roman.
Monospace: Courier New.

Choose one close in width to your font, so lines wrap the same way. Then check the preview.

Font URL

For a font you host yourself, paste the address of the font file into Font URL. Clients that load web fonts use it.

What clients show

Use Send test to see the email in the clients your readers use. Clients that load web fonts show your font; clients that do not show the fallback, in the sizes and weights you designed.