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Custom Fonts · Version history

Custom Fonts changelog and version history

Latest version
2.1.18
Nov 4, 2026 (5 days ago)
Releases
47
since 2017
In the last year
3
about one every 169 days
Tested up to
WordPress 7.1.4

Releases each year

  • 20174 releases
  • 20183 releases
  • 20194 releases
  • 20205 releases
  • 20214 releases
  • 20224 releases
  • 20236 releases
  • 20247 releases
  • 20258 releases
  • 20262 releases

20262 releases

  1. Custom Fonts 2.1.18Latest

    • Security Fix: Hardened SVG upload sanitization. (Props to humans)

  2. Custom Fonts 2.1.17

    • Improved codebase for improved security. (Props to Wordfence)
    • 2.1.16
    • Custom fonts plugin tested with WordPress 6.9 version.
    • 2.1.15
    • Updated plugin with few extra information for clarity.
    • 2.1.14
    • Fix: Prevented early translation loading error by initializing text domain strings on init hook.
    • Fix: Ensure SVG icons inside Add button propagate click events properly by adjusting pointer-events styling

20258 releases

  1. Custom Fonts 2.1.16

  2. Custom Fonts 2.1.15

  3. Custom Fonts 2.1.14

  4. Custom Fonts 2.1.13

    • = 2.1.12 – Improved Usage Tracking option with a new toggle switch design while keeping all existing features.
    • = 2.1.11 – Added logic to generate and enqueue a local CSS file for downloaded Google Fonts, ensuring they load in both the editor and frontend to support inline font styles.

  5. Custom Fonts 2.1.12

  6. Custom Fonts 2.1.11

  7. Custom Fonts 2.1.10

  8. Custom Fonts 2.1.9

20247 releases

  1. Custom Fonts 2.1.8

    • = 2.1.7 – Fix: Custom font variation getting place even after selecting the other weight and style. (Props – https://github.com/alexist-ong)

  2. Custom Fonts 2.1.7

  3. Custom Fonts 2.1.6

    • Improvement: Few string from admin dashboard app doesn’t have text domain support. (Props – https://github.com/pedro-mendonca)

  4. Custom Fonts 2.1.5

    • Improved codebase for improved security.

  5. Custom Fonts 2.1.4

    • Improvement: Compatibility with WordPress 6.5.

  6. Custom Fonts 2.1.3

    • Fix: Resolved issue with local fonts not rendering properly on the frontend.

  7. Custom Fonts 2.1.2

    • Fix: Resolve PHP Warning ‘Cannot modify header information’ during post content editing in Gutenberg.
    • Fix: Thrive product created layout’s changes not saved due to Custom fonts plugin conflicts.

20236 releases

  1. Custom Fonts 2.1.1

    • Improvement: Compatibility with WordPress 6.4.

  2. Custom Fonts 2.1.0

    • New: Introducing new ‘Fonts Preload’ option, to preload custom fonts.
    • New: Introducing an option to update existing font name.
    • Improvement: Autosave functionality for adding, updating fonts.
    • Improvement: Code refactored and optimization.
    • Fix: Custom local fonts not working in FSE site editors.

  3. Custom Fonts 2.0.2

    • Improvement: Added multiple font file selection for single font weight.
    • Fix: Frontend fonts messed up after 2.0 update.
    • Fix: Pre added multiple font files for single weight were missed after 2.0.
    • Fix: Fonts are not listed under Beaver Builder editor typography settings.
    • Fix: Text domains load correctly for JavaScript translations. (Props – https://github.com/pedro-mendonca)
    • Fix: Used proper sprintf in hard concatenated string for translation. (Props – https://github.com/pedro-mendonca)
    • Fix: Added translation for hardcoded ‘Italic’ suffix. (Props – https://github.com/pedro-mendonca)

  4. Custom Fonts 2.0.1

    • Fix: Edit Custom font screen blanks on expanding font from admin list view.
    • Fix: PHP error undefined index ‘font_weight’ on the frontend.

  5. Custom Fonts 2.0.0

    • New: Redesigned the entire admin area with a better user experience.
    • New: Google fonts support in Custom Fonts plugin now.
    • Improvement: Custom font supports in FSE editor.

  6. Custom Fonts 1.3.7

    • Fix: Custom font’s CSS not applying in responsive previews of WordPress block editor.

20224 releases

  1. Custom Fonts 1.3.6

    • Improvement: Compatibility with Spectra editor.

  2. Custom Fonts 1.3.5

    • Fix: Inherit font option not working as expected for some customizer options.

  3. Custom Fonts 1.3.4

    • Fix: Custom fonts are not loading on Astra customizer and Elementor typography settings after Elementor Pro v3.6.0.

  4. Custom Fonts 1.3.3

    • Fix: Headers already sent warning in customizer.

20214 releases

  1. Custom Fonts 1.3.2

    • Fix: JS conflict with Jetpack plugin on admin.

  2. Custom Fonts 1.3.1

    • Fix: Font not rendered properly when multiple font format files are added for a single font.

  3. Custom Fonts 1.3.0

    • New: Add multiple font weight to the Custom Fonts.

  4. Custom Fonts 1.2.6

    • Improvement: PHP 8.0 compatibility.

20205 releases

  1. Custom Fonts 1.2.5

    • Fix: Font display not added properly.

  2. Custom Fonts 1.2.4

    • Improvement: Hardened the security of plugin

  3. Custom Fonts 1.2.3

  4. Custom Fonts 1.2.2

  5. Custom Fonts 1.2.1

20194 releases

  1. Custom Fonts 1.2.0

  2. Custom Fonts 1.1.0

  3. Custom Fonts 1.0.8

  4. Custom Fonts 1.0.7

20183 releases

  1. Custom Fonts 1.0.6

  2. Custom Fonts 1.0.5

  3. Custom Fonts 1.0.4

20174 releases

  1. Custom Fonts 1.0.3

  2. Custom Fonts 1.0.2

  3. Custom Fonts 1.0.1

  4. Custom Fonts 1.0.0

Questions about Custom Fonts’s releases

What is the latest version of Custom Fonts?

2.1.18, released on Nov 4, 2026 (5 days ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.1.4.

How often is Custom Fonts updated?

3 releases in the last year, about one every 169 days. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from August 2017.

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Release dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in Custom Fonts’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.