Now, you’ll be redirected to the Available Fonts window on your PC. Step 1: Fire up the Windows Settings and search for Fonts. Though it comes with a catch of its own, at least it gets the work done for the time being. Yep, there’s a way to add fonts to Microsoft Office Online web apps. However, for some unforeseen circumstances, you can’t access either of the two, we have a quick workaround for you. Or in worse situations, you can launch Office on your PC, and go about your projects. So, what do you do in situations like these? One of the most obvious solutions is to switch to either Google Docs or Zoho Writer. Instead, you have to settle for the limited fonts.

You can’t add or install a font of your choice.

Sadly, I can’t say the same thing about the Office web apps. Whether it’s a regular font for school essays or a stylish font for your art projects, all you need to do is download a font of your choice, and install it. One of the best things about Microsoft Word is the fact that you could use any font of your choice.

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