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# PDF Custom fonts

By default, the Content Exporter supports a subset of fonts. If needed, use other fonts (eg. Chinese, Japanese or other non-supported alphabets) or specific styling (eg. corporate fonts). Confluence administrators can upload them on the Administration page. Later users can select them in the profile.

A font consists of the following parts:

* a name that  can be use to refer to the font
* font files for different styling of fonts

Each file contains the following fonts for different styling: 

* regular
* bold
* italic
* bold italic

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:** There is no need to upload all files. At least one font file is mandatory.
{% endhint %}

## Uploading a custom font

To upload a custom font follow these steps:

1\. Go to **General Configuration → Content Exporter → PDF Custom fonts**

![](/files/rzmotvO99wtqi4yAwtYs)

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2. &#x20;Enter a **Font name**. This name will be visible in the font selector on the profile editor.
3. Enter a CSS name to use in **Custom CSS Stylesheets**
4. Select the font files to upload by clicking on the **Files** section or using the drag\&drop method.
5. Click **Upload.**

For selecting an uploaded custom font, please see the instructions at [General formatting](/content-exporter-confluence/user-guides/before-exporting/export-profiles/general-formatting.md#custom-fonts) on Export Profiles page.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Tip**: Find new fonts at:

* [Google Noto Fonts](https://www.google.com/get/noto/)
* [Source Sans](https://typekit.com/fonts/source-sans)
  {% endhint %}

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Important:** Fonts cannot be edited (eg. renamed), it must be deleted and uploaded again to be modified. Currently, Content Exporter does not support licensed fonts.<br>
{% endhint %}


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