Katsushi Kawamori

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<ul>
<li>Can specify the font size.</li>
<li>Can specify the background color.</li>
<li>Can specify the font color.</li>
<li>Can specify the font.</li>
<li>Can specify the alt.</li>
<li>The <a href="https://fonts.google.com/earlyaccess#Noto+Sans+JP" rel="nofollow ugc">fonts “Noto Sans JP”</a> are bundled.</li>
</ul>

Image to Text

James Collins

Embed and use Adobe Fonts (https://fonts.adobe.com) in your WordPress website without having to edit your theme!
Adobe Fonts offers a service that allows you to select from a range of over 25,000 high-quality fonts for your WordPress website. The fonts are applied using the font-face standard, so they are standards compliant, fully licensed, and accessible.
To use this plugin, you need to sign up with Adobe Fonts, install this plugin, and then either configure some Adobe Fonts selectors or define your own CSS rules. Adobe Fonts selectors provide a quick and easy way to get fonts enabled on your site. Using your own CSS rules (as explained in Adobe Fonts’ Advanced tips) gives you more control and lets you access additional attributes such as font-weight. This plugin allows you to create your own CSS rules that use Adobe Fonts without the need to edit/upload CSS style sheets.
Detailed instructions are available on the plugin’s settings page.
This plugin by default uses Adobe Fonts’ CSS embed code (https://blog.typekit.com/2017/11/16/new-on-typekit-load-web-fonts-with-css/). However, if you prefer, you can use the asynchronous JavaScript embed.
Compatible with WordPress Multisite.
Available Languages
<ul>
<li>Japanese – 日本語 (ja)</li>
</ul>
Other Languages
If you would like to translate this plugin into another language, please visit the translate.wordpress.org site (https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/typekit-fonts-for-wordpress). Thank you!

Adobe Fonts (formerly Typekit) for WordPress

Integrate the Adobe Fonts service into your WordPress website or blog to use a range of over 25,000 high-quality fonts.

Image to Text vs Adobe Fonts (formerly Typekit) for WordPress