Use Custom Fonts in GoHighLevel

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How to Use Custom Fonts in GoHighLevel Funnels and Websites

Although some teams manage content in ClickUp, styling your funnels and websites happens directly inside GoHighLevel. This guide explains step by step how to add and apply custom fonts in GoHighLevel so your pages match your brand typography.

The platform does not offer a native upload for font files, but you can still use any web-safe or hosted font by adding a small CSS snippet. Follow the instructions below to implement your preferred typefaces safely and consistently.

Understanding Custom Fonts in GoHighLevel

By default, GoHighLevel provides a set of standard fonts in the funnel and website builder. If your brand uses a unique typeface, you can connect it via CSS and a public font URL such as Google Fonts or another reliable font host.

You will define the font family with @import or @font-face CSS and then apply it to specific elements like headings or body text inside the builder settings.

Requirements Before Adding Fonts in GoHighLevel

Before you start configuring your typography, make sure you have the following items ready:

  • A working GoHighLevel account with access to funnels or websites.
  • The public URL to your web font (for example, a Google Fonts CSS link).
  • The exact font-family name as defined by the font provider.
  • Basic familiarity with CSS paste-and-save actions.

Once these pieces are in place, you can quickly connect the font to any page or step.

Step-by-Step: Adding Custom Fonts in GoHighLevel

The process can be summarized in two major stages: importing the font and then assigning it to page elements.

Step 1: Open Your GoHighLevel Funnel or Website

  1. Log in to your GoHighLevel dashboard.
  2. Navigate to Sites and choose either Funnels or Websites.
  3. Select the specific funnel or website where you want to use the custom font.
  4. Click on the desired step or page to open the builder.

This loads the drag-and-drop editor where you can add global and page-level styling.

Step 2: Access the Custom CSS Area in GoHighLevel

  1. Inside the builder, look for the Settings or CSS section in the left panel.
  2. Click on the Custom CSS field. This is where you will paste your font import code.

The exact label may vary slightly, but it is usually a large text area dedicated to custom styles that apply to the entire page.

Step 3: Import the Font via CSS

Use one of the following approaches depending on where your font is hosted.

Using Google Fonts in GoHighLevel

  1. Go to Google Fonts and choose your font.
  2. Copy the @import line provided by Google Fonts (the CSS link snippet).
  3. Paste the @import snippet at the very top of the GoHighLevel Custom CSS box.

An example might look like:

@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Roboto:wght@400;700&display=swap');

This code loads the font so it can be referenced by its font-family name.

Using a Self-Hosted or Third-Party Font

  1. Upload your font files (e.g., WOFF2, WOFF) to a reliable hosting location.
  2. Copy the direct URLs to each font file.
  3. In the GoHighLevel Custom CSS field, define the font with @font-face, for example:
@font-face {
  font-family: 'MyBrandFont';
  src: url('https://example.com/fonts/MyBrandFont.woff2') format('woff2'),
       url('https://example.com/fonts/MyBrandFont.woff') format('woff');
  font-weight: 400;
  font-style: normal;
}

Replace the URLs and names with your own font details. After this, MyBrandFont can be used anywhere in your page CSS.

Applying Custom Fonts to Elements in GoHighLevel

Once the font is imported, you must assign it to specific tags or sections via CSS rules.

Step 4: Set Global Typography Rules

Use CSS selectors to apply the font across your funnel or site:

body {
  font-family: 'Roboto', sans-serif;
}

h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 {
  font-family: 'Roboto', sans-serif;
}

Paste these rules into the same Custom CSS area beneath your import or @font-face code. This ensures that all headings and body text use the selected font automatically.

Step 5: Style Specific Sections or Widgets

If you want GoHighLevel elements to use different fonts, create more targeted CSS.

  • To style a particular headline element, use its CSS class or ID if available.
  • To style buttons, add:
.button, button {
  font-family: 'Roboto', sans-serif;
}

Inspecting your page structure can help you identify the correct selectors for more advanced layouts.

Testing and Troubleshooting Custom Fonts in GoHighLevel

After saving your CSS, always double-check that the font is active and displays correctly for visitors.

Step 6: Preview and Publish

  1. Click Save in the builder.
  2. Use the Preview option to view the page in a new tab.
  3. Confirm that headings, paragraphs, and buttons display with your new font.
  4. Publish the funnel or website once you are satisfied with the appearance.

Step 7: Fix Common Font Issues

If the custom font does not show correctly in GoHighLevel, check the following:

  • Incorrect font-family name: Ensure the CSS name matches what is defined in Google Fonts or your @font-face rule.
  • Broken font URL: Visit the font URL directly in your browser to verify it loads.
  • Syntax errors: Make sure semicolons, braces, and quotes are correctly placed in the CSS.
  • Caching: Clear your browser cache or open a private window to view the latest changes.

Most display problems are solved by correcting the font path or using the exact font-family string from the provider.

Best Practices for Custom Fonts in GoHighLevel

Keep performance and accessibility in mind when customizing typography:

  • Limit the number of different fonts and weights to reduce page load time.
  • Always specify a fallback font stack, such as sans-serif or serif, in case the custom font fails to load.
  • Test legibility on mobile and desktop views for all funnels and websites.
  • Use strong contrast between text and background to maintain readability.

More Resources for Optimizing GoHighLevel Funnels

You can review the original documentation for using a custom font in funnels and websites on the official help center at this GoHighLevel support article.

For broader funnel strategy, automation, and implementation support around GoHighLevel, you can also explore expert resources at Consultevo, which offers consulting and optimization services.

By following these steps, you can ensure your custom fonts render consistently, strengthen your branding, and deliver a more polished user experience inside every GoHighLevel funnel and website you build.

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