If anyone has left a review for the font, you can find out what they think in the “Reviews” tab.Īctually getting a font is surprisingly easy. Some fonts will show their derivatives in a screenshot, too. This is useful for making a decision on whether a font is for you. If the font has any screenshots, you can check them out below the description. It will also go into detail on whether the font comes with any derivatives, such as bold and italic variants. The “Overview” section gives you some background information on the font. If you’d like to know more about the font, you can scroll down to the info pane. Just make sure you check the cost of the font, else you might make accidental charges to your bank account! If you’re not fussed about the details and just want to grab it, click the “Get” button on the right-hand side to download the font. You’ll be taken to a store page related to your selected font. When you see a font you like, click on it. Most of them are free, and some of them require a small charge to download. At the time of writing, you have thirteen fonts you can pick from. There you’ll see a selection of fonts available. The Microsoft Store should open and automatically redirect itself to the font page. On the left bar in the Personalization window, click on Fonts.Īt the top of the window, click on “Get more fonts in Microsoft Store.” To access the store, first click on the Start button, then click on the cog on the left to access the Settings page.
