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How to change the font in Notion

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Nicole Replogle
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744
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91
Language
English
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Summary

Notion uses a default sans-serif font, but also offers serif and monospace fonts as options. To change the font in Notion, click the three dots in the upper-right corner of any page to access the page settings menu, where you can select from these font styles. While there's no easy way to use a custom font in Notion, users can customize specific paragraphs or words with bold, italics, and other formatting options. Additionally, built-in blocks like code, quote, and callout boxes offer variety without the need for custom fonts. To add text size variation, users can toggle "Small text" or use section headings to create heading styles. Automation of Notion workflows is also an option, with Zapier providing integration with thousands of other apps to automate tasks and connect databases.

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