Learn how to add Next.js fonts to your site using next/font. This guide covers adding Google and local custom fonts, and how to use fonts with Tailwind CSS.

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Next.js 13 unlocks new levels of font control to help developers implement beautiful, functional typography using variable fonts, Google fonts, local fonts, and more. In this tutorial, we will walk through the benefits of using the package. The package optimizes font loading and usage in several key ways: - Automatic font optimization.

How to Add Fonts in Next.js 13 (Google, Local, Tailwind CSS)

Font optimization benefits of using next/font

Using next/font to apply a Google font globally

Using next/font with Tailwind CSS and a CSS variable

Handling multiple fonts without Tailwind CSS

Using next/font to apply a font to a specific component

Using next/font to apply a custom local font