Searching in Connect Fonts
Connect Fonts provides an intuitive search feature for locating fonts, allowing users to choose between team and personal libraries. The search interface adapts based on the library selected, and users can enhance their search with smart tags categorized by font style. Additional features include the ability to add personal tags for better font organization.
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Key takeaways
Connect Fonts enables searching by team or personal libraries, adjusting the search box accordingly.
Smart tags are automatically applied to fonts and users can add their own for better organization.
Users can submit suggestions for new smart tags to improve search functionality.
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Connect Fonts offers a new and intuitive way to search for fonts. You can search by selecting your font library or narrowing down the search to team or personal libraries. The search box changes based on the selected library.
To perform a search, enter your desired search term in the search bar. Recent search results will populate, saving you time. Smart tags are applied to fonts and provide suggestions for specific categories like “handwritten” or “hand drawn.” You can view applied smart tags by clicking the “I” button in the font preview. You can also submit your own smart tag suggestions. Additionally, you can use the tags button to add your own tags for faster font organization. To return to the main font preview area, click the arrow in the upper left corner.
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