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Setting a custom brand font for your workspace

Give your whole team's cards the same font as everywhere else in your brand.

Upload your own brand font once, then apply it to your Blinq Business templates and cards so every card your team shares matches the rest of your brand.


What you can do

  • Upload your own font file (.ttf or .otf) for your workspace

  • Apply your font to specific templates, or to individual cards

  • Preview how the font looks before you save it

  • Replace or remove your font at any time


Who can use this

Custom fonts are available on the Business and Enterprise plans. You'll need Admin or Owner access to upload or manage a font, from a desktop or tablet browser at dash.blinq.me. This isn't available in the Blinq mobile app, and isn't included on Free or Premium plans.


How to use it

  1. Log in to dash.blinq.me as an Admin or Owner.

  2. Click Team Templates in the left-hand menu, then open the template you want to update, or create a new one.

  3. Scroll to Choose a font and toggle Use custom fonts on.

  4. Upload your font and select your .ttf or .otf font file, and confirm you have the rights to use it.

  5. Preview how the font looks on the sample card, then click Save.

  6. Turn custom fonts on for any other template or card where you want your font to appear. Leave it off anywhere you want to keep Blinq's default font.

Tip: You can also upload your font once for the whole account from your workspace settings, then it's ready to apply to any template or card.


Why it helps

Your font is one of the first things people notice about your brand. Matching it across every card your team shares keeps that first impression consistent, right alongside your logo and colors.


FAQ

Can I upload more than one font?
Not yet. Each workspace can have one custom font at a time. Uploading a new file replaces the one you had.

What happens if my font doesn't load properly?
Cards automatically fall back to Blinq's default font, so nothing ever looks broken.

Does this apply to email signatures or NFC cards?
Not yet. Custom fonts currently apply to digital business cards only.


Need help?

Reach out via the chat widget in the Help Center or email [email protected].

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