🔠 Fonts in the Editor

The Editor mode offers a variety of fonts to choose from to customize the appearance of the email template.

However, not all of the available Fonts in the Editor mode will be displayed.

Email-safe fonts (also known as web-safe fonts) are those supported by all major email clients. They’re the typefaces you can be sure will look good, no matter which email client your subscribers use to read your emails.

Email-safe fonts (also referred to as web-safe fonts) are fonts that are compatible with all major email clients. You can rely on these font styles to appear visually pleasing, regardless of the specific email client your recipients use to read your emails.

All the fonts mentioned earlier are super easy to read. Georgia, Verdana, and Trebuchet are some of the simplest and most readable.

Since different email client providers have varying levels of support for web fonts (not the same as web-safe fonts), it's a good idea to check where most of your subscribers tend to open their emails, which in most cases, this information is unavailable.

Table based on this data.

*(ish? Some of the web fonts were showing up but it may be that the fonts were loaded on the computer)

**(Google overrides fonts – default on Android is Roboto, on iOS looks like Helvetica)

***(Fonts overridden – Roboto is default sans-serif)

****(ish. Liked Roboto, so there’s limited support of very specific web fonts – probably specific ones from Google Fonts, possibly only Roboto since it’s Google’s default)

Sources: https://www.omnisend.com/blog/email-safe-fonts-vs-custom-fonts/ https://www.litmus.com/blog/the-ultimate-guide-to-web-fonts