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How to change fonts and text size

Pick a font pairing, choose your own from a curated library, or upload your own font files — plus fine-tune size, line-height, and spacing from the Type tab in Settings.

Written by Ezra from Landra

You can change your page's typeface and dial in the size and spacing of every text element.

Change the font pairing

  1. Open the editor and click the Settings tab, then the Type sub-tab.

  2. Under Font pairing, pick a preset. Each is tuned for a different niche — for example Editorial (wellness, supplements), Modern (tech, clean DTC), Classic (food & bev, premium CPG), Bold (fitness, performance), Refined (beauty, skincare), or Warm (pet, family wellness).

Pick your own fonts (Pro)

Prefer a specific typeface? The Custom fonts card below the pairings lets you choose your own heading and body fonts from a curated Google Fonts library (Pro, included in your trial):

  1. In the Type sub-tab, find the Custom fonts card and click Pick your own heading & body fonts.

  2. Choose a Heading font and a Body font. Each dropdown has a search box and category chips (Sans, Serif, Display, Script, Mono), and every font name is previewed in its own typeface.

The Custom fonts card in the Settings Type tab with the Heading font and Body font pickers

An open font dropdown with a search box, category chips, the Your fonts group with an Upload link, and each font name previewed in its own typeface

The body slot only offers fonts that stay readable in paragraphs, so decorative display and script faces are heading-only. To go back to a preset, just click any pairing in the Font pairing card.

Upload your own font (Pro)

Have a brand font of your own? You can upload it and use it just like the built-in fonts:

  1. Open a Heading font or Body font dropdown in the Custom fonts card. At the top you'll see a Your fonts group with a + Upload link.

  2. Click + Upload. Choose a .woff2 or .woff file, give the font a name, pick its weight and style, and tick the box confirming you have a license to embed it on the web. Then click Upload font.

  3. Your font appears in the Your fonts group and applies to the page right away.

The Upload a font dialog with a file picker, a font name field, weight and style menus, a license checkbox, and an Upload font button

A few things to know:

  • Only .woff2 and .woff files are supported today. If you have a .ttf or .otf, convert it to .woff2 first (free online converters work well), then upload it.

  • Upload one weight per file — add bold or italic as separate uploads using the same font name.

  • Uploaded fonts are chosen from the page-level Custom fonts card (the Heading font and Body font pickers). To remove one, hover it in the Your fonts list and click the trash icon, then confirm.

  • Only upload fonts you're licensed to embed on the web.

Adjust sizes and spacing

Below the font pairing, the Sizes & spacing section has sliders for:

  • Page title, Page title subheader, Section header, and Body text sizes.

  • Line height — how tightly lines of text stack.

  • Spacing — the gaps between sections, between paragraphs, and around images.

The Settings Type tab showing the Font pairing presets and the Sizes & spacing sliders

Everything updates live and saves automatically. Use Reset to defaults in the Sizes & spacing section to undo your size and spacing changes.

Resize one section only

Want to change the size of just one section instead of the whole page? Click into that section on the canvas and use its size controls in the Edit tab — handy when a single headline needs to be a little bigger or smaller than the rest.

Change fonts for one section or module (Pro)

Fonts can be overridden per section and per module too, using the same curated library:

  • One section — select the section (hover it on the canvas and click its name chip, or pick Edit section from its card's menu in the Structure tab) and use the Fonts card in its settings.

  • One module — select the module, open its Style controls, and pick a Heading font or Body font under Colors & Font Size.

A selected section's settings with the Fonts card showing Heading font and Body font set to Page font

Both start at Page font, which means "use the page's fonts." Select Page font again to remove an override. (Uploaded fonts are chosen at the page level; section and module overrides use the curated library.)


Still need help? Click the chat bubble in the bottom-right corner of the editor, or email hello@getlandra.com.

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