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16 Best WordPress Typography Plugins to Improve Your Design

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Are you looking for WordPress typography plugins to improve your website design?

Your font choice plays an essential role in your web design. Improving your website typography makes your site easier to read and offers visitors a better experience.

In this article, we will show you some of the best WordPress typography plugins you can use with your WordPress site.

16 best WordPress typography plugins to improve your design

Why Is Typography Important for Your WordPress Site?

Your website typography is a very important part of your overall design. Choosing beautiful and easy-to-read fonts will increase your website engagement and boost the time your users spend on your site.

Many of the best WordPress themes come with access to Google Fonts and allow you to tweak the typography to suit your needs.

There are built-in settings within the post and page editor that give you more control over your fonts and layouts.

However, there’s a lot more you can do with your typography, like adding subtitles, using drop caps, including footnotes, letting users resize fonts, and much more.

By choosing the right WordPress plugins, you can improve the typography on your WordPress website without writing any code.

Having said that, let’s take a look at some of the best WordPress typography plugins that you can try on your website.

1. Google Fonts for WordPress

Fonts Plugin

Google Fonts for WordPress has a library of over 1,455 stylish fonts that you can use on your WordPress site. It comes with a live preview for each font to help you select the font for your headings and content.

The plugin has Adobe Fonts integration and also supports thousands of Google Fonts. You can also upload custom fonts and change font size, color, weight, and line height in the plugin settings.

For more details, see our guide on how to add custom fonts in WordPress.

Deal: If you want to get the premium version of the plugin, then make sure to use our Google Fonts for WordPress coupon for a 20% discount.

2. Custom Fonts

Custom Fonts by Brainstorm Force

Custom Fonts is a simple WordPress font plugin that lets you host web fonts on your server. It helps improve website performance because your website will be loading fonts locally.

The plugin allows you to import fonts from the Google Fonts library. You can also add custom fonts to your WordPress site and fully control your typography settings.

3. Fonts Typography

Fonts Typo

Fonts Typo is a free WordPress typography plugin. It lets you customize Google Fonts for your headings, content, and other elements on your site.

The plugin supports custom fonts as well as the complete Google Fonts library. You can upload font files and use them as local fonts for your WordPress site.

4. Zeno Font Resizer

Zeno Font Resizer

Zeno Font Resizer gives your visitors the option to change the font size on your website with a couple of clicks. This can improve your user experience for those who prefer larger text.

The plugin makes it easy to add a font resize option to your WordPress sidebar. It also uses jQuery, so your visitors can adjust the font without the page reloading.

5. Page Title Splitter

Page Title Splitter

Page Title Splitter is a unique plugin that lets you split longer post titles into two lines. This lets you use longer and more descriptive post titles while making sure they’re still readable.

This works for all posts, pages, and custom post type titles. It gives you complete control over the layout of your title on desktop and mobile devices.

6. Toolkit for Block Theme

Toolkit for Block Theme

Toolkit for Block Theme is a WordPress block editor plugin to customize your theme design and styles. It lets you change fonts, integrate Google Fonts, and use additional global styles to make a perfect website for your business.

It gives you the option to host Google Fonts locally, so you can import any font family and use it on your website. The plugin has several other options for WordPress block themes.

7. Editor Plus

Editor Plus

Editor Plus is an advanced WordPress customization plugin. It comes with typography controls and a panel to manage your font properties.

The plugin lets you change the font weight, font style, font size, letter spacing, line height, and color. You can also control the font display on different screen sizes and devices easily.

8. Custom Adobe Fonts

Custom Adobe Fonts

Custom Adobe Fonts lets you add popular Adobe (formerly Typekit) fonts to your website.

The plugin works with the most popular page builders, so you have a larger font library to choose from when customizing your site.

9. Font Awesome

Font Awesome

Font Awesome lets you add icon fonts to your website. Icon fonts are simple pictograms you can use to improve your buttons, feature boxes, navigation menus, and more.

For more details, see our guide on how to easily add icon fonts to your WordPress theme.

10. Use Any Font

Use Any Font

Use Any Font lets you upload custom fonts to WordPress. This is great if you have custom fonts downloaded to your computer that you want to use.

You can also use fonts from the font library, which has over 23,871 different fonts to choose from.

11. Styleguide

Styleguide

Styleguide lets you customize your theme’s fonts and colors in your WordPress theme customizer.

This lets you change the appearance of your fonts without having to add custom CSS to your website. It’s compatible with most WordPress themes.

12. OMGF

OMGF

OMGF is a plugin that will optimize your Google Fonts. It lets you host your fonts locally to speed up loading times.

The plugin helps to minimize DNS requests, reduces layout shifts, and leverages browser caching to improve performance. It’s very beginner-friendly and runs quietly in the background.

13. Text Case Converter

Text Case Converter

Text Case Converter is a plugin that lets you change the text of your pages or posts into uppercase, lowercase, sentence case, and more.

The plugin also helps add dummy content to your WordPress site. Moreover, it helps count the total number of characters, words, and rows on your WordPress pages.

14. SeedProd

SeedProd WordPress Website Builder

SeedProd is the best WordPress theme and website builder on the market. It comes with ready-made template kits that you can use to launch your website in just a few clicks.

SeedProd is also the best WordPress page builder. With this plugin, you can create custom pages and have complete control over the appearance of your fonts.

You can use the dynamic text feature to create animated headlines to attract your visitors. Plus, you get access to the entire Google Fonts library to use on your website.

There’s even a powerful AI website builder that lets you automatically generate written content or enhance existing content to improve readability.

15. Thrive Themes

ThriveThemes

Thrive Themes is a popular WordPress website builder and offers a powerful suite of tools to grow your online business. It’s a 1-stop solution for beginners to set up a business website and add growth tools all at once.

Moreover, it comes with a quiz builder, an A/B testing tool, a testimonial plugin, and more. All their tools work seamlessly with your WordPress theme.

Thrive Builder lets you customize font styling, font size, and font color within the website builder settings. You can also integrate any custom font plugin with Thrive Themes to add more fonts to your WordPress site.

Thrive Builder lets you change the default source to import fonts, and you can add new fonts of your choice easily.

To learn more, see our detailed Thrive Themes review.

16. WP Rocket

WP Rocket

WP Rocket is the best WordPress caching plugin in the market. It’s very beginner-friendly and helps you speed up WordPress.

There’s a unique caching option that will optimize your Google Fonts with a single click. If you run a website speed test, this is one of the most common speed issues users report.

For more details, see our guide on how to install and set up WP Rocket in WordPress.

We hope this article helped you find the best WordPress typography plugins for your website. You may also want to see our expert guides on how to improve your website and make it engaging for users.

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  2. Moinuddin Waheed says

    I have mostly used the fonts that came up with the premium theme I am using.
    However coming across certain websites and seeing their typography attracts most and it feels like having those fonts on our own website.
    is there a way to determine which fonts some websites using like having any chrome extension or something?
    and second, is having fonts locally speeds up the website rather than using front Google server like Google fonts?

    • WPBeginner Support says

      To find the fonts a site is using, you would need to use Inspect element. Using local fonts can help a site load faster over using server side fonts from Google.

      Admin

      • Moinuddin Waheed says

        Thanks for the guide, I have started using these tricks and tips to improve my website performance.
        I have been attracted to many websites fonts, now I would be able to find what fonts they are using for their websites and I can use those fonts on my website locally.

  3. Jiří Vaněk says

    I use Google Font and used to use Font Awesome. However, for website speed, I recommend downloading Google Font to the web hosting and using it locally. Loading fonts from third-party servers can ultimately slow down the website and this reflects in measurements.

  4. Daan van den Bergh says

    Hi!

    Thank you for including my plugin OMGF in this list!

    I always try to pay attention to user friendliness, so I’m glad you experienced it as beginner friendly :-)

    • WPBeginner Support says

      Thank you for pointing out that typo, we’ll fix it as we go through to update the article :)

      Admin

  5. shabanam says

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    1. What is the number of plugins every blogger shouldn’t exceed? I currently have about 18 installed, would you consider that number outrageous. Please could you also check out my site and offer me a
    2. Your font is really beautiful. would you suggest plugins that would give me beautiful fonts just like yours?
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  6. Peter says

    I have installed Easy Google Fonts and most of it works fine as far as the styles and positioning go but strangely nothing happens to the main font color in appearances even though the background color works, which is something I don’t really need anyway. Changing the color of the paragraph works fine too.

    I am using the Simple Catch Pro theme.

    Could you please advise, I would like to move on from this.
    Thanks
    Peter

  7. April says

    I am really struggling with a font issue. We have a digital magazine, and often need to use several different fonts per post. Is there any similar to tinymce but with more options for font family?

  8. Logeshkumar Nandagopal says

    Hi Team

    I am new to blogging and have recently created a wordpress blog and i would like to know whether is there any plugin to highlight the c/c++ codes in textbox on my post.

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