Extremely simple CSS font embedding
SpeedFont lets you declare fonts on your site without having to manually import them.
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<script src="https://speedfont.com/api?key=ddwjOIwqejioJ"></script>
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SpeedFont lets you declare fonts on your site through CSS without having to manually import them.
Platforms such as Google Fonts and Font Library require you to create a new stylesheet with a path to the desired font before you can even begin to declare it.
This can take up a lot of time when it comes to testing out different fonts - especially those that you have not yet imported.
SpeedFont imports all declared fonts for you.
It's completely free to use and you can send as many requests as you like.
Click on 'Get Code Snippet' to get your code
Paste this right before </body> in your document
To use a font, simply declare it like you normally would in CSS.
font-family: Bungee Shade
You can also use JavaScript/jQuery.
$("h1").css("font-family", "Bungee Shade");
You don't have to declare fonts with capitalization of each word.
font-family: bUNGee ShaDE
There are a ton of other fonts available. Click on 'Font list' to see them all.
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<script src="https://speedfont.com/api?key=ddwjOIwqejioJ"></script>