You can access the font validation feature via the File menu.Keeping fonts organized is a very real struggle that many of us have had to deal with at some point or another. You can also use Font Book to validate fonts that may be having problems. You can use the File and Edit tabs at the top of the screen to remove font families or disable fonts you no longer use. Using this feature, you can organize fonts by type, favorites, or any way that works for you. To add a new Collection, click the plus sign (+) at the bottom of the sidebar. Collections can help you clean up your font list, which means saving time when working on your various projects. Step 4: If you download and use many different fonts, you can use the Collections feature in Font Book to keep them neat and organized. Click Open when you are ready to install your fonts. By holding the Cmd key, you can select multiple fonts in each folder to install. Select the Icons view in the toolbar view a small preview of each. In the new window, navigate to the Downloads folder and review the fonts that you’ve downloaded. Step 3: Now, it’s time to install your fonts. If you are carefully searching for a font, it may be a good idea to check your current fonts to see what your options are before downloading new files online. You will find an alphabetical list of all your fonts, but you can explore the Smart Collection section to find other ways of organizing and displaying your fonts. Step 2: Once the Font Book window opens, you can explore all your current fonts. In the Applications window, select Font Book - its icon is a book with a big F on it. Step 1: Click Go in your Mac’s menu bar, then click Applications. It’s useful for designers, web engineers, and others that manage a lot of fonts on a regular basis. There’s another option for installing fonts on MacOS, one that is particularly handy if you have a number of different new fonts to install all at once or if you want to customize how your fonts are organized. In practice, however, you may encounter some trouble with things like older Microsoft Word apps, which may not be properly set up to accept new fonts. In theory, Font Book makes a font available for all apps on MacOS. Click the button and the font will be installed on your Mac. Step 3: At the bottom of the Font Book preview window you will see the option to Install the font.
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