# Can I use my own font for my notes?

Yes. Open Settings > Editor and choose Sans, Serif or Mono under **Note font**. Then open **Font for Sans** (or Serif, or Mono) just below it and pick a font. Your notes change right away. Each of the three can have its own font. The choice stays on this device, because every computer has its own fonts, and nothing is written into your notes.

The list only shows common fonts. Browsers do not tell a website which fonts you have, because that list could be used to track you. So the app tries a list of well-known fonts and shows the ones it finds. If your font is not in the list, it can still work:

- Type the font's exact name in the search field, for example `Fira Code`, and choose the row that offers it. The name must match the font's name on your computer, spaces included.
- In Chrome and Edge, choose **Show all fonts on this device** and allow it. The list then holds every font you have.
- If the line under the field says the font was not found, check the spelling first. Safari only lets websites use the fonts that came with your Mac, not fonts you installed yourself.

A font picked in the toolbar still wins over this setting, and code blocks keep their own font.

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Source: https://privacynotes.app/help/note-font