How to Download Adobe Fonts Locally on Mac

Are you tired of using the same old fonts on Google Docs? If so, you're in luck because there's a simple way to download Adobe fonts locally on your Mac and use them on Google Docs. In this article, we'll show you how to do just that.

To get started, make sure you have Extensis Fonts installed on your computer. This add-on brings an easy solution to the question of how to add custom fonts to Google Docs. Once you've installed it, follow these simple steps:

1. Open Google Docs and select the text where you want to apply the font.

2. Click on the font of your choice from the list of available fonts.

3. Click on 'Start' and a toolbar will appear on the far-right side of the screen with a list of available fonts.

If you've completed the installation process, you'll see Extensis Fonts there with a 'Start' option. To install it, follow these steps:

* Click on 'Install', grant it the requisite permissions, and you're done!

* In the prompt that will then open, search for 'Extensis Fonts' and select the result.

* From the tabs on top, click on 'Add-ons' and select 'Get Add-ons'.

The installation is very quick and it's just as easy to use a font via this tool. Once you've installed Extensis Fonts, you can easily add custom fonts to your Google Docs documents.

But how do you actually download Adobe fonts locally on Mac? It's simple! Here's how:

1. Open the 'Fonts' drop-down menu and click on 'More Fonts'.

2. This will open a dialog box where you can search for and install new fonts.

3. To preview how the font will look on Google Docs, use the 'Show: All Fonts' dropdown to see the fonts of a particular category.

By following these simple steps, you can easily download Adobe fonts locally on your Mac and use them on Google Docs. With Extensis Fonts, adding custom fonts is as easy as clicking a button!

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