You can add new fonts to PDF Index Generator in order to use them in writing your index to a PDF file. We offer you many fonts here to use them.
Please read the instructions of how to use those fonts at the bottom of the page,
then download any font file below!
|
Alegreya font
|
Alegreya Sans font
|
Alegreya SC font
|
Anonymous Pro font
|
Archivo Narrow font
|
|
Arial Narrow font
|
Arial Unicode
|
Arial font
|
Arimo font
|
Arvo font
|
|
Asap font
|
Atlanta font
|
Averia Libre font
|
Averia Sans Libre font
|
Averia Serif Libre font
|
|
Berylium font
|
Bolton font
|
Book Antiqua font
|
Calibri font
|
Caudex font
|
|
Century Gothic font
|
Century Schoolbook font
|
Crimson Text font
|
Cuprum font
|
Economica font
|
|
Exo font
|
Expletus Sans font
|
Galliard BT font
|
Gentium Book Basic font
|
Istok Web font
|
|
Josefin Sans font
|
Josefin Slab font
|
Koruri font (Japanese)
|
Lobster Two font
|
Lora font
|
|
Marvel font
|
Merriweather font
|
Noto Sans font
|
Noto Serif font
|
Open Sans font
|
|
Overlock font
|
Philosopher font
|
Playfair Display SC font
|
Playfair Display font
|
Puritan font
|
|
Quantico font
|
Rambla font
|
Roboto font
|
Share font
|
Times New Roman font
|
|
Tinos font
|
Utsaah font
|
How does it work ?
- Download any font listed above (The downloaded file is a Zip file. If your browser extracts it automatically, then please watch this video to learn how to prevent that).
- Open PDF Index Generator.
- Click Tools > Settings > Writing Index > Index templates.
- Click the Edit button to edit the current template used.
- Click the Title tab.
- Select Add more fonts… from the Font type selection box.
- In the Browse window that appears change the file type to ZIP Archive (*.zip).
- Browse and select one or more zip files that you have downloaded from the above fonts to import them inside the program.
- You should see the new fonts appear in the Font type selection box, and then you can use them normally.
