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Font Usage for Meta (Instagram/Facebook) in Cuttable

Learn how to match Meta (Instagram/Facebook) font styles using the license-free fonts available in Cuttable, so your ads look native to the platform.

Written by Libby

When to use this

Use this guide when you want your ads created in Cuttable to visually match the font styles available in Meta (Instagram and Facebook).


Step 1: Choose a font style in Meta that you want to match

In Meta, decide which font style you want your ad text to resemble, such as Classic, Deco, or Rosalia.

Step 2: Select the matching license-free font in Cuttable

In Cuttable’s editor:

  1. Open your ad.

  2. Click the text layer.

  3. Click the Font dropdown.

  4. Select the Cuttable font that matches your chosen Meta font style (see mapping table below).

Meta to Cuttable font mapping table

Use this table to translate Meta font style names into the license-free font Cuttable font.

Meta font style

Font to select in Cuttable

Notes

Classic

Arial Bold

Clean, bold default Meta look

Deco

Poiret One Regular

Stylized, airy capital letters

Rosalia

Amatic SC Regular

Hand-drawn marker style

Squeeze

Anton Regular

Tall, condensed headline style

Poster

Playfair Display Black

High-contrast serif headline

Strong

Oswald Bold

Bold, condensed sans-serif

Typewriter

Courier Prime Regular

Classic monospaced typewriter look

Editor

IBM Plex Mono Regular

Clean, modern monospaced font

Bubble

Quicksand Medium

Rounded, friendly sans-serif

Meme

Comic Neue Regular

Casual comic-style text

Elegant

Playfair Display Italic

Softer italic serif style

Signature

Meow Script Regular

Handwritten script look

Literature

Merriweather Regular (24 pt)

Readable editorial serif

Directional

Bebas Neue Regular

All-caps condensed display font

Step 3: Quick checks before exporting

Before exporting your ad:

  • Confirm all text layers use the intended font, including headlines, captions, and disclaimers.

  • If you copy and paste text between layers, recheck the font selection.

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