Changing to custom font on overleaf [closed]

I was trying to use a different font for my resume in LaTeX and after some search the following code seems to be the answer:

documentclass{article}

usepackage{fontspec}



setmainfont{Calibri}



begin{document}



Hello World



end{document}

Since I'm using Overleaf, I was not able to run it at first, but learned to compile with XeLaTeX instead of pdfLaTeX to be able to use the fontspec package.

The problem that I have is that running this code with the setting mentioned above results in Timed Out error. I also tried with LuaLaTeX engine but I get a blank page.

edited Feb 1 at 20:23

Henri Menke

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asked Feb 1 at 20:16

Blade

closed as off-topic by Henri Menke, Kurt, Stefan Pinnow, marmot, Raaja Feb 4 at 5:48

This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:

"This question does not fall within the scope of TeX, LaTeX or related typesetting systems as defined in the help center." – Henri Menke, Kurt, Stefan Pinnow, marmot, Raaja

If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.

1

Welcome to TeX.SE! Please ask the support of overleaf which fonts they have installed ... See also related question tex.stackexchange.com/questions/377749/…

– Kurt
Feb 1 at 20:20

Thanks for the tip! I found a list of their supported fonts and apparently Calibri is not one of them:overleaf.com/articles/slash-fontspec-all-the-fonts/qnsxyhrgjsgs

– Blade
Feb 1 at 20:24

It's unlikely that Overleaf has the Calibri font, because it is a commercial font which is shipped with Microsoft Office (I think). You could try to locate the Calibri otf or ttf font file on your local machine and upload it to your Overleaf project.

– Henri Menke
Feb 1 at 20:26

I hesitate to say RTFM since you are new here, but the Overleaf documentation tells you what fonts they install. Calibri is not one of them, possibly because it does not have an open source licence.

– Thruston
Feb 1 at 20:26

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I was trying to use a different font for my resume in LaTeX and after some search the following code seems to be the answer:

documentclass{article}

usepackage{fontspec}



setmainfont{Calibri}



begin{document}



Hello World



end{document}

Since I'm using Overleaf, I was not able to run it at first, but learned to compile with XeLaTeX instead of pdfLaTeX to be able to use the fontspec package.

The problem that I have is that running this code with the setting mentioned above results in Timed Out error. I also tried with LuaLaTeX engine but I get a blank page.

edited Feb 1 at 20:23

Henri Menke

73.2k8162273

asked Feb 1 at 20:16

Blade

closed as off-topic by Henri Menke, Kurt, Stefan Pinnow, marmot, Raaja Feb 4 at 5:48

This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:

"This question does not fall within the scope of TeX, LaTeX or related typesetting systems as defined in the help center." – Henri Menke, Kurt, Stefan Pinnow, marmot, Raaja

If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.

1

Welcome to TeX.SE! Please ask the support of overleaf which fonts they have installed ... See also related question tex.stackexchange.com/questions/377749/…

– Kurt
Feb 1 at 20:20

Thanks for the tip! I found a list of their supported fonts and apparently Calibri is not one of them:overleaf.com/articles/slash-fontspec-all-the-fonts/qnsxyhrgjsgs

– Blade
Feb 1 at 20:24

It's unlikely that Overleaf has the Calibri font, because it is a commercial font which is shipped with Microsoft Office (I think). You could try to locate the Calibri otf or ttf font file on your local machine and upload it to your Overleaf project.

– Henri Menke
Feb 1 at 20:26

I hesitate to say RTFM since you are new here, but the Overleaf documentation tells you what fonts they install. Calibri is not one of them, possibly because it does not have an open source licence.

– Thruston
Feb 1 at 20:26

add a comment |

I was trying to use a different font for my resume in LaTeX and after some search the following code seems to be the answer:

documentclass{article}

usepackage{fontspec}



setmainfont{Calibri}



begin{document}



Hello World



end{document}

Since I'm using Overleaf, I was not able to run it at first, but learned to compile with XeLaTeX instead of pdfLaTeX to be able to use the fontspec package.

The problem that I have is that running this code with the setting mentioned above results in Timed Out error. I also tried with LuaLaTeX engine but I get a blank page.

edited Feb 1 at 20:23

Henri Menke

73.2k8162273

asked Feb 1 at 20:16

Blade

I was trying to use a different font for my resume in LaTeX and after some search the following code seems to be the answer:

documentclass{article}

usepackage{fontspec}



setmainfont{Calibri}



begin{document}



Hello World



end{document}

Since I'm using Overleaf, I was not able to run it at first, but learned to compile with XeLaTeX instead of pdfLaTeX to be able to use the fontspec package.

The problem that I have is that running this code with the setting mentioned above results in Timed Out error. I also tried with LuaLaTeX engine but I get a blank page.

xetex luatex fontspec overleaf

edited Feb 1 at 20:23

Henri Menke

73.2k8162273

asked Feb 1 at 20:16

Blade

edited Feb 1 at 20:23

Henri Menke

73.2k8162273

asked Feb 1 at 20:16

Blade

edited Feb 1 at 20:23

Henri Menke

73.2k8162273

edited Feb 1 at 20:23

Henri Menke

73.2k8162273

edited Feb 1 at 20:23

Henri Menke

73.2k8162273

asked Feb 1 at 20:16

Blade

asked Feb 1 at 20:16

Blade

asked Feb 1 at 20:16

Blade

closed as off-topic by Henri Menke, Kurt, Stefan Pinnow, marmot, Raaja Feb 4 at 5:48

This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:

"This question does not fall within the scope of TeX, LaTeX or related typesetting systems as defined in the help center." – Henri Menke, Kurt, Stefan Pinnow, marmot, Raaja

If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.

closed as off-topic by Henri Menke, Kurt, Stefan Pinnow, marmot, Raaja Feb 4 at 5:48

This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:

"This question does not fall within the scope of TeX, LaTeX or related typesetting systems as defined in the help center." – Henri Menke, Kurt, Stefan Pinnow, marmot, Raaja

If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.

1

Welcome to TeX.SE! Please ask the support of overleaf which fonts they have installed ... See also related question tex.stackexchange.com/questions/377749/…

– Kurt
Feb 1 at 20:20

Thanks for the tip! I found a list of their supported fonts and apparently Calibri is not one of them:overleaf.com/articles/slash-fontspec-all-the-fonts/qnsxyhrgjsgs

– Blade
Feb 1 at 20:24

It's unlikely that Overleaf has the Calibri font, because it is a commercial font which is shipped with Microsoft Office (I think). You could try to locate the Calibri otf or ttf font file on your local machine and upload it to your Overleaf project.

– Henri Menke
Feb 1 at 20:26

I hesitate to say RTFM since you are new here, but the Overleaf documentation tells you what fonts they install. Calibri is not one of them, possibly because it does not have an open source licence.

– Thruston
Feb 1 at 20:26

add a comment |

1

Welcome to TeX.SE! Please ask the support of overleaf which fonts they have installed ... See also related question tex.stackexchange.com/questions/377749/…

– Kurt
Feb 1 at 20:20

Thanks for the tip! I found a list of their supported fonts and apparently Calibri is not one of them:overleaf.com/articles/slash-fontspec-all-the-fonts/qnsxyhrgjsgs

– Blade
Feb 1 at 20:24

It's unlikely that Overleaf has the Calibri font, because it is a commercial font which is shipped with Microsoft Office (I think). You could try to locate the Calibri otf or ttf font file on your local machine and upload it to your Overleaf project.

– Henri Menke
Feb 1 at 20:26

I hesitate to say RTFM since you are new here, but the Overleaf documentation tells you what fonts they install. Calibri is not one of them, possibly because it does not have an open source licence.

– Thruston
Feb 1 at 20:26

Welcome to TeX.SE! Please ask the support of overleaf which fonts they have installed ... See also related question tex.stackexchange.com/questions/377749/…

– Kurt
Feb 1 at 20:20

Thanks for the tip! I found a list of their supported fonts and apparently Calibri is not one of them:overleaf.com/articles/slash-fontspec-all-the-fonts/qnsxyhrgjsgs

– Blade
Feb 1 at 20:24

It's unlikely that Overleaf has the Calibri font, because it is a commercial font which is shipped with Microsoft Office (I think). You could try to locate the Calibri otf or ttf font file on your local machine and upload it to your Overleaf project.

– Henri Menke
Feb 1 at 20:26

I hesitate to say RTFM since you are new here, but the Overleaf documentation tells you what fonts they install. Calibri is not one of them, possibly because it does not have an open source licence.

– Thruston
Feb 1 at 20:26

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