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Klaviyo hosts a selection of fonts that we use in our form templates which you can easily import to use in your sign-up forms, consent pages, and emails.

Available Klaviyo-hosted fonts

Use the font names and URLs below when importing a font. Each URL is for a specific weight and style: 400 is normal, and 700 is bold.

Abril-Fatface-Klaviyo-Hosted

Bebas-Neue-Klaviyo-Hosted

Caveat-Brush-Klaviyo-Hosted

Inter-Klaviyo-Hosted

Kanit-Klaviyo-Hosted

Knewave-Klaviyo-Hosted

Nunito-Sans-Klaviyo-Hosted

Poppins-Klaviyo-Hosted

Import a Klaviyo-hosted font

If the font is already listed in Fonts, select Edit font from its 3-dot menu to add variants or change its fallback font, then click Save.

Import a Klaviyo-hosted custom font to use in your sign-up forms, consent pages, and email templates:

  1. Navigate to Content > Media & brand and open the Brand tab.
  2. Select Fonts in the Brand sidebar. If the sidebar shows Profile, Style, and Voice instead, select Style and find the Fonts section.
  3. Click Add font, then choose Custom font.
  4. Choose a font from the list above and enter its listed name in Custom font name, such as Abril-Fatface-Klaviyo-Hosted.
  5. Copy the URL for the variant you want to import from the list above and paste it in the Source URL field.
  6. Select the matching Font weight and Font style. For example, for Abril-Fatface-Klaviyo-Hosted, select Normal 400 and Normal.
  7. For each additional variant you want to import, click Add font variant, then enter its URL and matching weight and style from the list above.
Importing a font has multiple variants prompts you to fill in the details and URL for each one.
Importing a font has multiple variants prompts you to fill in the details and URL for each one.
  1. Select a web-safe font from Fallback Font. This font is used when a browser or email client cannot load your Klaviyo-hosted font.
  2. Click Save.

Your imported font appears in the Fonts section and in the font dropdowns in Klaviyo editors. Repeat this import process for any other Klaviyo-hosted fonts that you want added to your account.

If you wish to replace the font in any of your existing forms or email templates with your Klaviyo-hosted font, you will need to change it manually in the editor.

Additional resources

How to use custom fonts in sign-up forms

How to add custom fonts in email templates

Understanding fonts in email

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