How To Import Fonts In Canva (& where to find free commercial use fonts)

[@pyeandclaye]

Hi faith...so a BIIIG question please! Can any fonts in canva or inported from C Fabrica be expaned to accomodate for learners/readers with dyslexia?? ( there needs to be extra spacing between letters, words and lines)

[@faithsbizacademy]

I don't have specific fonts in mind but I'm guessing you should probably choose san serif fonts and then use the "SPACING" feature in the top menu that appears when a text box is selected to adjust spacing between letters and between lines.

[@pyeandclaye]

Thank you

[@summersanders7309]

So helpful thank you!

[@faithsbizacademy]

Thank you for watching! I'm glad you found my canva tutorial helpful!

[@SteishaBrown]

Thank you so much! this video was a tremendously help

[@faithsbizacademy]

Thank you for watching! I'm glad you found my Canva tutorial helpful!

[@donnajohnson2811]

Hello there! My name is Donna and I was wondering if you coach me to create digital content? I catch on quickly. Just to get me started. I love the way you explain things. Please and thank you!

[@faithsbizacademy]

Hello Donna! Sure! I have a 1:1 coaching program but my schedule is full for March and April. Can you please kindly send me an email at [e-mail] and we can discuss further if you'd like to have book a one or 2-hour 1:1 zoom session instead. Thank you!

[@jellyfishprintables]

Question: Can you upload a font to Canva from Creative Fabrica, Create a template in Canva using that font, then sell the template allowing the customer to have access to the font only while editing the template they purchased. They are unable to download or use the font otherwise.

[@faithsbizacademy]

No. Because you can’t share the font. If you import the font and create a printable product where you sell as PDF then that’s okay

[@Medborgarjournalistik]

Thanks but it could have been shorter and more condensed