If you're encountering issues integrating Adobe Fonts into your Webflow portfolio, it's usually due to an incorrect project ID, wrong embed code, or domain mismatch. Here's how to troubleshoot and fix it.
1. Verify Adobe Fonts Project Settings
- Log into Adobe Fonts and go to your project.
- Check that the font project includes the correct domain — it should exactly match your published Webflow domain (e.g., mysite.webflow.io or www.mysite.com).
- If you're using a custom domain, make sure it's been added and published via the Webflow Project Settings > Hosting tab.
2. Copy the Correct Embed Code
- In Adobe Fonts, under your font project, locate the embed code snippet.
- Copy only the Project ID from the code — usually a unique alphanumeric string like
abc1234
. - Do not copy the
<script>
tag or the entire HTML snippet into your Webflow project.
3. Add Project ID to Webflow
- In Webflow, go to Project Settings > Fonts.
- Locate the Adobe Fonts (Typekit) section.
- Paste the Project ID into the field provided.
- Click Save at the bottom of the page, then publish your site again.
4. Double-Check Font Usage in Designer
- Return to the Webflow Designer.
- Select any text element and open the Typography panel.
- Check if your Adobe Fonts now appear in the Font dropdown list.
- If they don’t appear immediately, try refreshing the Webflow Designer or republishing the site.
5. Clear Caches and Check Organization Settings (if applicable)
- Clear your browser cache and reload the Designer to ensure changes take effect.
- If using Adobe Fonts via a team or enterprise account, confirm that the project is public or accessible from external domains.
Summary
To fix Adobe Fonts issues in Webflow, confirm that your project ID is correct, the domain matches, and you've entered the Project ID (not full embed code) into Webflow → Project Settings → Fonts. Then republish your site and confirm font availability in the Designer.