Confirm the dialog by pressing the Open button in its lower right corner.Īfter this, you are returned to the Export dialog, where the Export Destination should read Library > Application Support > Adobe > Fonts.

Now the Fonts folder should be selected in the dialog.

Library/Application Support/Adobe/Fonts/

Tip 2: Alternatively, you can press Cmd-Shift-G to invoke the Go dialog, paste this in its path field and confirm by clicking Go:.

Tip 1: You can comfortably choose Fonts form the sidebar on the left if you have followed the the pro tip I gave you further above.

In the dialog, navigate to the Adobe Fonts Folder you just created.

Click on the Path button and a save dialog sheet will appear.

Activate the Export Destination checkmark.

I created a mirror incase the download link is ever taken down I hope it lasts the test of time.

Now you can download every font ever made on Google Webfonts and install the TTF of the font you’d like to use (and make sure it’s the right version, Regular, Bold, Extra Bold, Light, etc) to load it up in Photoshop to see how it looks! Fortunately, I was able to do some digging and find all 1,208 Google Webfonts as a single package. Google Webfonts doesn’t make their fonts easily downloadable, however. When designing my websites in Photoshop, I like to be able to see what my website is going to use with the font. Personally, I love integrating custom fonts into my website designs, as they are much easier to implement than other third-party solutions such as Cufon and Typekit, and best of all, it’s free to use. The Google Fonts project (formerly Google “Webfonts”) is one of the best things to happen to custom fonts on the web.

Download font package for adobe