In short: Brand DNA → Fonts → Upload. Then open Usage Guidelines and say which font does which job.

Type does a lot of work. It is often what makes a layout look like your brand before anyone reads a word. Upload the fonts you have a licence for. Then set the rules, so the right font is used in the right place every time.

1

Upload your fonts

Open Brand DNA, then Fonts. Press Upload and choose your font files. TTF, OTF, WOFF and WOFF2 all work. Only upload fonts you have a licence to publish with, because they will appear in work you put out.

Upload your fonts — Set your brand fonts
2

Add weights and styles

Click a font to open its detail panel. Press Upload there to add more files to the same font, for example bold or italic. You can also rename the font in the panel.

3

Say what each font is for

Open the Usage Guidelines tab. Write which font is for headings, which is for body copy, and how they pair. You can also press Upload guideline document to add your own file. This keeps the output consistent when nobody is checking.

Say what each font is for — Set your brand fonts

Once set, your fonts are used across campaigns, sketches and design kits.

Last updated 6 October 2026