Embed fonts

To change the default option for embedding fonts

To enable or disable the warning for fonts that cannot be embedded


Font embedding can help you share drawings so that others can view, print, and even edit them without having to install or substitute fonts. By default, CorelDRAW embeds the fonts that are used in a drawing when the file is saved, but you can choose to disable font embedding for that particular drawing. For more information, see To save a drawing. You can change the default option for embedding fonts in drawings.

Note that CorelDRAW respects the embedding permissions of each font. Some fonts allow embedding for print and preview purposes, but not for text editing; other fonts may not allow embedding. The following font embedding permissions are respected by CorelDRAW:

If a drawing contains fonts that cannot be embedded, a warning is displayed. You can disable this warning.

You can import files that contain embedded fonts. If an embedded font does not allow editing, a visual indicator appears next to the font name in the Objects docker. When you try to edit text that uses this font, you are prompted to choose a font substitution. For more information, see Substitute fonts.

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To enable or disable the warning for fonts that cannot be embedded Back to Top

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The warning lists a maximum of 7 fonts that cannot be embedded. If a document contains more than 7 fonts that cannot be embedded, an ellipsis is displayed at the bottom of the list.

The features documented in the Help are available in the full version of CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 2020. Some features may not be available in this version of the product.


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