All the Fonts On Squarespace

Looking for the perfect font for your next Squarespace build? You’re not the only one.

The native font picker in Squarespace leaves a lot to be desired, especially if you're a designer trying to match fonts across Adobe, Google, and Canva. So here’s the tool I wish existed: a comprehensive, filterable, searchable font directory based on the actual fonts available in Squarespace.

This directory lets you preview every Squarespace font alphabetically or by category, and see which fonts are available on Canva, Google Fonts, and Adobe Fonts. It's free to use for anyone who wants better typography on Squarespace.

Squarespace Fonts Table
Font Name Category Source Canva? Preview

How This Was Built

  • Chrome’s inspector reveals that Squarespace serves preview PNGs for each font. The Save All Resources browser extension was used to download all images under Sources—over 4,500 as of May 2025. A clean list of filenames was then exported using:

    Command Prompt on Windows:
    dir /a-d /b > filelist.txt

    or on macOS Terminal:
    ls -1 > filelist.txt

    The list was then cleaned up in a plain text editor to remove any unwanted characters or formatting.

  • ChatGPT helped ‘prettify’ each font name (fixing caps, typos, and strange labels), and identify the source: Adobe Fonts, Google Fonts, or both. Then it cross-checked if the font was available on Canva. This part was slow: ChatGPT can only handle about 70 rows of data at a time.

  • Around row 1500, it became clear that Manus.im could speed things up. The data collected so far was uploaded, and Manus completed the rest in under 15 minutes.

  • Once the spreadsheet was complete, ChatGPT, with a bit of Manus magic, was used to generate HTML for displaying the data as a searchable, filterable table. Two implementation options were considered:

    • An HTML file connected to a live external database (more dynamic and easier to update, but more fragile)

    • A single, self-contained HTML file (static, fast, and portable)

    The second option was chosen for its simplicity. While a live database would allow easier updates, the static file handles the job with less setup.

⚠️ Disclaimer

The fonts available in Squarespace change periodically due to licensing agreements and other shenanigans. Google and Adobe also revise their font catalogs periodically, which directly affects what’s available in Squarespace.

All fonts shown here reflect what was available as of May 2025.

This guide is not affiliated with or endorsed by Squarespace.