Notion Font Changer

An extension that will allow you to change the default font used in Notion, and separately the font used in code blocks

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Notion Font Changer: Change Fonts in Notion

Notion Font Changer is a Chrome extension that enables users to change the default font in Notion and choose a different font for code blocks. It provides a convenient way to customize the look and feel of Notion according to your preferences.

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By: denno020

Users: 968

Rating: 3.89

(9)

Version: 0.0.1 (Last updated: 2023-07-19)

Creation date: 2023-07-19

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

scripting
activeTab
fontSettings
storage

Size: 150.53K

Email: de*****@gmail.com

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# 30,005 ▲ 2,278

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#194 in Just for Fun ▲ 13 #20 in custom font keyword 33 ▲ 1 #32 in font keyword 55 ▲ 3 #79 in notion keyword 51 ▲

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Extension summary

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This extensions makes it incredibly easy for you to change up the look and feel of Notion! Notion already gives users the ability to change between 3 fonts: serif, sans-serif and monospace. That's all well and good, but what if you wanted to choose a different font family for those styles? With this extension, you can! Font's will be applied Notion-wide on your desktop machine. Further, you can change the font specifically for code blocks, so instead of using a sans-serif or serif for code, you can choose your favourite monospace font.

User reviews

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李明, 2024-12-13

All the font options are basically the same thing with minor tweaks. None of the fonts shown above are even available. I went through all of them... It's just disappointing. And as far as I can tell, there's no obvious way to add your own fonts. It's just a way to have access to 10 variations of default, serift, and mono style fonts. Might as well just use the basic fonts notion sticks you with.