@font-face

@font-face in CSS allows to include your own fonts inside an email.

Estimated support About

36.88% + 7.49% = 44.37%

Based on EmailClientMarketShare.com.

Apple Mail

macOS

12.2

iOS

10.3
12.3.1

Gmail

Desktop Webmail

2019-07

iOS

2019-07

Android

2019-07

Mobile Webmail

2020-02

Outlook

Windows

2003
3
2007
4 5
2010
4 5
2013
4 5
2016
4 5
2019
4

Windows 10 Mail

2020-01

macOS

2011
2016

Outlook.com

2019-07

iOS

2.51.1
3.29.0

Android

2019-07

Yahoo! Mail

Desktop Webmail

2019-07

iOS

2019-07

Android

2019-07

AOL

Desktop Webmail

2020-01

iOS

2020-01

Android

2020-01

Samsung Email

Android

6.0

Mozilla Thunderbird

macOS

60.7

ProtonMail

Desktop Webmail

2020-03

iOS

2020-03

Android

2020-03

HEY

Desktop Webmail

2020-06

Orange

Desktop Webmail

2019-05
2

iOS

2019-07

Android

2019-07
1

SFR

Desktop Webmail

2019-07
2

iOS

2019-07

Android

2019-07

Notes

  • 1

    Partial. Only supported through a <link> tag.

  • 2

    Partial. Only supported directly through a <style> tag.

  • 3

    Buggy. Support depends on the version of IE installed.

  • 4

    Partial. The declaration is supported but distant fonts are ignored.

  • 5

    Buggy. Elements using a font declared with @font-face ignore the font stack and fall back to Times New Roman. Use mso-generic-font-family and mso-font-alt to control the fallback.

Resources

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This feature was last tested on July 18, 2019.

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