Newsletter Style: fonts and colours
In Settings → Newsletter Style you pick the headline and body fonts for Arabic and English, the email colours and the email logos, then press Save. It applies to every issue.
Issues don't have their own fonts or colours. Newsletter Style decides how every email looks.
Change the fonts
- 1. Open Settings → Newsletter Style (Opens in the Mujaz app).
- 2. Pick a Typography preset: News Daily (default), Personal Essay, Business, Islamic, Tech or Custom.
- 3. Or under Font selection, switch between Arabic Fonts and English Fonts and choose a Headline Font and a Body Font for each.
- 4. Press Save at the top.
- Arabic fonts: Cairo, IBM Plex Sans Arabic, Tajawal, Almarai, Amiri, Noto Naskh Arabic, Noto Sans Arabic, Noto Kufi Arabic, Scheherazade New, Readex Pro, Rubik.
- English fonts: Inter, IBM Plex Sans, Georgia, Playfair Display, Lora, Roboto, Open Sans, Lato, Montserrat, Merriweather, Source Sans Pro, Arial, Helvetica, Times New Roman.
Change the colours
- 1. In Newsletter Style, switch Brand Integration off. The switch saves instantly.
- 2. In Color Palette, set Primary (buttons and links), Secondary, Background, Content BG, Card BG, Card Opacity and Text. Fields take hex, rgb, hsl or colour names.
- 3. Press Save.
Advanced
- Line height.
- Pixel-perfect headlines: headings arrive in your chosen font in every inbox, even Gmail, because they are sent as images — the words stay for readers who block images. On every plan.
Logo Management
Header and footer logos, light and dark, for emails only: PNG, JPG, WebP or GIF up to 2 MB. Used only while Brand Integration is off.
Common questions
Why are the colour fields greyed out?
Brand Integration is on, so emails use your Brand colours. Switch it off to edit colours here.
Can one issue have a different font?
No. Fonts and colours are the same for every issue and are set in Newsletter Style.
My Arabic headings look different in Gmail
Turn on Pixel-perfect headlines under Advanced so headings arrive in your font in every inbox. See also The email looks different.
Related articles
- Brand settings
In Settings → Brand you set your newsletter's name (the sender name in the inbox), description, logo, colours and social links. Press Save at the top of the tab after any change.
- Editor blocks
An issue is built from blocks you add from the Content Blocks panel. Text, image, button, quote, divider, spacer, layouts, YouTube and social icons are on every plan; Cards are Lite and up; the HTML block and dynamic blocks are Starter and up.
- The email looks different in Gmail, Outlook or Apple Mail
Each email app shows messages its own way, so some differences are expected, especially in fonts. Turn on Pixel-perfect headlines so headings arrive in your font in every inbox, and check with test emails before sending.
- Create an issue
Press Create Newsletter and choose how to start: Create with AI, Start from Blank or Write an article. An issue then goes through four steps: Start, Content, Settings and Review.