Create a basic HTML webpage using any text editor tool. For example, you could be using Notepad, a free Windows system application. If you've already done this, you may skip this step. You should include the basic structure of an HTML document.

Create a new font-face. Under your

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Name your font. Use the font-family: property in between the parenthesis of the @font-face{} property. The font-family name indicates how you refer to it throughout your HTML document. A semicolon should be inserted after each property within a CSS style, indicating they're separated.

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Add your font file. Use the src=url () property in between the parenthesis of the @font-face{} property, mentioning the font file in between the parenthesis of the src=url () property. CSS accepts TTF, OTF, WOFF, SVG, and EOT font-file formats. Ensure your font file is saved in the same location as your HTML file, if not, specify the file's location. For example, /downloads/customfont.ttf. A semicolon should be inserted after each property within a CSS style, indicating they're separated.

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Edit your text. Create a new style attribute under the style tag, specifying which attribute you'd like to edit. For this example, we will be changing the title's font using h1 {}

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Add your font to your text. Use the font-family: property under your newly created style property, specifying your font's name after the colon. A semicolon should be inserted after each property within a CSS style, indicating they're separated.

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Color your text. Use the color: property under your text's created style property, specifying your desired font's color after the colon. A semicolon should be inserted after each property within a CSS style, indicating they're separated.

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Change your font size. Use the font-size: property under your text's created style property, specifying your desired font's size in pixels after the colon. A semicolon should be inserted after each property within a CSS style, indicating they're separated.

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Save your file using the .html extension. Press "File" and "Save as," name your file and ensure to add the .html towards the end. This step is important, as your file will only be considered a text file if you do not change the extension.

Test your font. If done correctly, your text should now be displayed using your custom font. The location of the text depends on where you've applied the font.