Learning how to upload font to Canva gives you full control over typography in every project. The feature sits inside the Brand Kit and requires a Canva Pro subscription. This guide walks through the exact steps to add and apply your own fonts without extra tools.
Canva only accepts TrueType (.ttf) or OpenType (.otf) font files. You need an active Canva Pro plan because free accounts cannot upload custom fonts. Make sure the fonts are licensed for commercial use and that you have already created or opened a Brand Kit for your team or personal account.
Open Canva and click the three-dot menu next to your account avatar in the top-right corner. Select “Brand Kit” from the dropdown. If you have multiple Brand Kits, choose the one where you want the new fonts to appear.
Scroll to the Fonts section inside the Brand Kit. Click the “Upload fonts” button. Select one or more .ttf or .otf files from your computer and confirm the upload. Canva processes each file and shows a green checkmark when it is ready.
Open any existing design or start a fresh one. Click a text element, open the font dropdown in the top toolbar, and scroll until you see your uploaded fonts listed under “Brand fonts.” Select the font to apply it immediately.
No. The upload font to Canva option is locked behind Canva Pro. Free users can only use the built-in font library.
Canva Pro allows up to 100 custom fonts per Brand Kit. You can delete older fonts to free up slots if needed.
Yes. Once added to the Brand Kit, your fonts appear in every design you create or edit inside that kit, including social media posts, presentations, and print materials.
Following these steps lets you upload font to Canva in under five minutes and keep your brand typography consistent across every project.
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