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title: "Web-safe fonts (Liquid templates)"
slug: "web-safe-fonts-new-liquid-templates"
description: "Choose a web-safe font, like Arial, Georgia, or Verdana, so your Opensense signature displays the same in every email client. Opensense sets a fallback font."
updated: 2026-10-14T00:00:00.000Z
canonical: "https://help.opensense.com/docs/web-safe-fonts-new-liquid-templates"
---

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# Web-safe fonts (Liquid templates)

## Overview

We recommend web-safe fonts for your signature templates. **Many fonts are trademarked or platform-specific.** A web-safe font makes sure that your signature template displays consistently across all devices and platforms.

For example, Calibri is a popular font, but it's owned by Microsoft, and it **doesn't** display on Macs that don't have Microsoft Office installed. Microsoft 365 apps now use Aptos as their default font, and Aptos isn't web-safe either.

## Web-safe fonts

- Arial
- Comic Sans MS
- Courier New
- Georgia
- Lucida Sans Unicode
- Tahoma
- Times New Roman
- Trebuchet MS
- Verdana

These fonts display consistently across most email clients and devices, including Outlook, Outlook for Mac, Outlook on the web (formerly Outlook Web Access), Gmail, Apple iPhone, Google Android, HubSpot, and more.


## Fallback fonts

If you want to use a font that isn't web-safe, we set a fallback font, in case the recipient's email client doesn't support your primary font.

## What's next

- [HTML and field types (Liquid templates)](https://help.opensense.com/docs/html-field-types)

For further help, contact Opensense Support at [help@opensense.com](mailto:help@opensense.com).