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PDF Custom fonts

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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

Note: There is no need to upload all files. At least one font file is mandatory.

Uploading a custom font

To upload a custom font follow these steps:

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

  1. Enter a Font name. This name will be visible in the font selector on the profile editor.

  2. Enter a CSS name to use in Custom CSS Stylesheets

  3. Select the font files to upload by clicking on the Files section or using the drag&drop method.

  4. Click Upload.

Tip: Find new fonts at:

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.

For selecting an uploaded custom font, please see the instructions at on Export Profiles page.

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