How to Install Fonts in Photoshop

Hello, guys! I am Vaibhav and today I am going to show you how to install fonts in Photoshop for Windows.

Well, I have seen many people are asking this question in Yahoo answers, PhotoshopForum etc. so I thought to write a post on “how to do it”. I have also written a tutorial on installation of Brush in Photoshop and installation of Gradients in Photoshop and I think you should also check them out.

Video

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STEP 1

There are lots of free sites that offer free font. I am going to demonstrate this tip with 1001freefonts. For the sake of the tutorial, I am going to choose “Annabel script” as my font. To download font click on windows download.

STEP 2

After downloading and saving it in your hard drive, locate the .zip file in your hard drive.

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STEP 3

If you are using WinRAR as your default unzip client then right click on your zip file and then click on extract here. It will unzip your zipped content.

STEP 4

Now copy the unzipped font and then open control panel. Then search for fonts.

STEP 5

After clicking on fonts give 5-10 seconds to windows to load all the fonts present in your laptop.

STEP 6

As we have copied our unzipped font in step 4 so we need to press Ctrl+V to paste our downloaded font here. When you press Ctrl+V windows will automatically launch its installshield and will install the newly pasted font.

and here’s your font.

STEP 7

Now open Photoshop (if it is already opened then save your work and restart again). Now select horizontal text tool or you can press shift+T again and again until it comes. And there is your newly downloaded font.

And we are done here.