This article explains how to configure email font settings in the platform. Setting up your fonts ensures your emails are consistent with your brand and easy to read across different devices and email clients. By defining font styles in advance, you create a clear visual structure for your content, and improve readability for your audience.
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Change Font settings
To change your font settings in Presspage Email.
- Select Email in the navigation bar on the top of the page.
- In Email, Select Settings in the sidebar.
- You'll see three tabs. Select the tab Font settings.
- In the Font Settings, you'll be able to set font styling that will apply to all your email campaigns. You can configure the font settings for: headings, paragraph text, hyperlinked text, and table paragraphs.
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Font family - In the first column choose the font family.
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Font size - In the second column select the font size.
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Font color - In the third column select the correct color or the hexadecimal value.
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Font family - In the first column choose the font family.
Hyperlinks options
Additionally, for hyperlinked texts consider:
- Links should easily be recognized as such, also to color-blind users.
- To make links stand out more, use the underline option.
Once ready, click Save in the bottom right to confirm the changes.
Which fonts to use for email campaigns
Email clients support a limited set of fonts. To avoid display issues, only web-safe fonts are recommended. If a font is not supported, the email client will replace it with a fallback font.
Supported fonts
The platform supports the following web-safe fonts:
- Arial
- Times New Roman
- Courier New
- Georgia
- Lucida
- Verdana
- Tahoma
- Trebuchet
These fonts are widely supported across email clients and devices.
Using custom fonts
Custom or web fonts are not fully supported in email campaigns. If used, they may not display correctly and will fall back to a default font.
To maintain a consistent appearance, always define a fallback font when using custom fonts.
Best practices
- Use web-safe fonts to ensure consistent rendering
- Always include a fallback font
- Test emails across different devices and email clients
- Keep styling simple to avoid display issues
- Support may vary depending on the email client. Always test your campaign before sending.