How to Replace All Fonts in Figma Using the Style Panel

When working on a design project, it's essential to maintain consistency across your designs by using a consistent font style. In Figma, you can easily replace all fonts with a new one using the style panel. Here's how:

First, create a new folder in the styles list and name it according to its hierarchy within the styles list. To do this, right-click on the selected style(s) and click 'Add new folder.' You can also select multiple non-adjacent styles by pressing ⌘ Command / Control and clicking, or select a range of styles by pressing Shift and clicking.

Once you've created your new folder, you'll see it reflected in the Local styles section of the right sidebar and in the style picker when you click on a given property. You can also group styles by creating folders using the `/` naming convention.

To make finding and selecting styles easier, you can organize your styles into groups by right-clicking on a style and selecting 'Go to style definition' to open the file and edit the style there. Additionally, you can toggle between list and grid views to view individual styles in the same order as they appear in the right sidebar.

When working with styles, it's essential to remember that local styles are styles that exist in the current file, while styles from other published files can be viewed in the style picker for a selected property. Anyone with can view access to a published file can use styles from that library in files they can edit.

By following these steps, you can easily replace all fonts in Figma using the style panel and maintain consistency across your designs.

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