You can use custom fonts across your referral journey on the website screens, but not on emails. This can be done via font URLs or by uploading a ZIP file.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.mention-me.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Uploading Custom Fonts Using a URL
If you’re using fonts from Adobe Typekit or Google Fonts, you can paste the stylesheet into the URL box.Adobe Typekit URL
For Adobe Typekit, ensure your fonts are in a “Web Project” and use the URL ending in.css:

Navigate to font settings
Go to Content > Themes in the left-hand side navigation and select the “Manage fonts” button.
Google Fonts URL
For Google fonts, take the API URL (found when selecting @import) and paste it into the URL box:
Uploading Custom Fonts in a ZIP
Name the font file(s) accordingly — this is how they will appear in the theme editor. Ensure the custom font is in a supported format (.ttf file) and zip the file before uploading.
Navigate to font settings
Go to Content > Themes in the left-hand side navigation and select the “Manage fonts” button.
Upload the ZIP file
Select the “Upload new font zip” button and select your zip file (may take a few minutes).
Email Fonts
We don’t use custom fonts in Mention Me emails.Plain Text Emails
The Share by email and the Forwarded email don’t have any styling including fonts because they are plain text. When the customer shares these emails, the customer’s email client controls the styling.Other Emails
In styled emails (the other referrer and referee emails), we don’t add custom fonts as we can’t guarantee they will be received as designed. Adding a font to an email is fundamentally different to adding a font to the normal referral flow. With emails, the email will search the environment it lands in for that font (the individual customer’s inbox). If the customer doesn’t have that font installed on their system, the email will display a default font and may cause other design breakages. We use web safe fonts to guarantee emails will be received as intended.Default Web Safe Fonts
- Arial, sans-serif
- Verdana, sans-serif
- Tahoma, sans-serif
- Trebuchet MS, sans-serif
- Times New Roman, serif
- Georgia, serif
- Garamond, serif
- Courier New, monospace
- Brush Script MT, cursive

