Step-by-Step Guide: Adding Custom Fonts to ClickFunnels 2.0
Channel: Dan Havey
Date: 2022-09-27

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Hey everyone, welcome back! This is Dan Havey with CF Ninja Hacks. Today, we're diving into ClickFunnels 2.0, specifically on how to upload custom fonts into the page builder. Trust me, it's super easy – no CSS or JavaScript needed. You can still use the old method if you want, but with ClickFunnels 2.0, you don't have to. Let's jump right in and I'll show you how.

First, head over to the settings. Click on "My Assets" and then "Fonts." You'll see I've already set up a font, but let's go through the process together. You just need to give your font a name, upload the file, and that's it! The file needs to be in one of the following formats: TTF, OTF, WOFF, or WOFF2, and it has to be under one megabyte. Simple, right?

To find a font, I went to dafont.com – there are plenty of other font repositories online, so just Google "fonts" and you'll find tons. I picked a font called "Mellow" and downloaded it. On a Mac, it automatically unzips the file for you. Inside the folder, you'll find different font weights like black, bold, light, medium, and regular. Each weight corresponds to a different font style.

Next, go back to ClickFunnels and create a new font. Click "Upload a Font," name it, and select your file. For example, I named mine "Mellow Black" and chose the black font face. This part can be a bit confusing – it asks if you want to select another file, but you don't need to unless you're uploading multiple weights. Once you’re done, click "Create Font."

Now, let's test it out on a page. Go to any page, drop in a headline element, and change the font. In the settings, override the default font and select your new custom font. You can also adjust the font size and see the changes immediately. It’s pretty straightforward.

That's all there is to it! You can upload any custom font as long as it meets the file requirements. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. Thanks for watching, and happy funnel building!