Common questions about Unified Fonts usually focus on the difference between the two font tools, target selection, and inconsistent results; this section includes 3 FAQs and a glossary.
FAQ
What is the difference between Replace Fonts and Batch Set Fonts?
- Open the Unified Fonts menu from the Design tab.
- If you only need to change one font into another font, select Replace Fonts.
- If you also need to adjust font size, font color, bold, underline, italic, or other style settings, select Batch Set Fonts.
- Choose the method that matches your formatting goal.
How do I change only the title font?
- Open Design → Unified Fonts → Batch Set Fonts.
- In Select Target, select only Title.
- Set the Chinese font, Western font, or other styles you need.
- Click OK to apply the settings only to titles.
Why do some slides still look inconsistent after batch settings are applied?
- Check whether Replace Scope is set to all slides, selected slides, or specified slides.
- Confirm that Select Target includes the object types you want to update.
- Check whether the selected fonts are available on the current device, because local font availability can affect display results.
- If needed, run the batch settings again with a narrower scope to verify the result.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Replace Fonts | A command that replaces one existing font in the presentation with another font. |
| Batch Set Fonts | A command that applies font, size, color, and other style settings to selected targets within a chosen scope. |
| Replace Scope | The slide range affected by batch settings, such as all slides, selected slides, or specified slides. |
| Select Target | The object types included in batch settings, such as titles, body text, tables, shapes, and text boxes. |