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Email clients and landing pages can only display a custom typeface if the font file is hosted somewhere reliable. The Fonts area gives your brand’s font files a permanent home on Denada’s CDN, so your libraries can reference web fonts at URLs that will never move or expire — instead of depending on a third-party host that might change out from under your emails. Click Fonts in the sidebar to open it. The Fonts page showing hosted font cards, each with a live preview and weight, style, and format details
The Fonts section appears in the sidebar for members with the Libraries permission, since hosted fonts are used when building libraries. Team owners can grant the permission in team settings.

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Upload fonts

Drag font files anywhere onto the page, or click Upload fonts to browse. Denada accepts WOFF2, WOFF, TTF, and OTF files, and reads the family, weight, and style from the filename — upload Lato-Bold.woff2 and it arrives as Lato at weight 700. Each hosted font gets a card with a live preview, so you can confirm at a glance that the file renders the way you expect.
Prefer WOFF2 when you have a choice — it is the smallest format and the best supported by email clients and browsers that support web fonts at all.
Make sure your font license permits web embedding before hosting a font. Many desktop font licenses do not cover serving the file publicly.

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Use a hosted font in a library

Fonts are loaded in your library’s shell — the outer HTML document that wraps every block. Open the ⋯ menu on a font card and choose:
  • Copy @font-face CSS — a ready-to-paste @font-face rule pointing at the hosted URL. Paste it into the shell’s <head> styles, then use the family name in your blocks.
  • Copy public URL — just the permanent file URL, if you prefer to write the CSS yourself.
Because the URL is permanent, emails you have already sent keep rendering correctly forever — there is no font host to renew or migrate.

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Manage fonts

From each card’s ⋯ menu you can also:
  • Rename — give the font a friendlier name for organizing; this does not change the CSS font family.
  • Download — retrieve the original file.
  • Delete font — remove it from the Fonts page. Emails you have already sent may still reference the hosted URL, so deleting is about tidying the list rather than revoking the file.

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Fonts and AI agents

Connected AI agents can work with hosted fonts too: the list_fonts tool returns each font’s family, weight, and CDN URL ready for @font-face rules, and create_font hosts a new font from a download URL. This lets an agent building or restyling a library wire up your brand typography end to end. See Agent capabilities.