@superdoc/fonts

Optional font substitutes for SuperDoc, including Carlito for Calibri, Caladea for Cambria, and Liberation Serif for Times New Roman. The package contains WOFF2 assets and their license texts.

npm install superdoc @superdoc/fonts

import { SuperDoc } from 'superdoc';
import 'superdoc/style.css';
import { superdocFonts } from '@superdoc/fonts';

const superdoc = new SuperDoc({
  selector: '#editor',
  document: '/sample.docx',
  fonts: superdocFonts,
});

Create an element with id="editor" and serve your document at /sample.docx. Your bundler resolves the package's font URLs; no manual font copy step is needed. SuperDoc loads the faces needed by the document. Allow their served origin in your Content Security Policy and configure CORS when serving them from another origin.

For plain script integrations, load the version-pinned dist/superdoc-fonts.min.js browser build and pass SuperDocFonts.superdocFonts. Keep the package's assets/ directory beside dist/ when self-hosting it.

The pack supplies substitutes, not proprietary Microsoft font files, and does not cover every family. It does not guarantee identical Word rendering. Inspect superdoc.fonts.getReport() and compare line and page breaks for your documents. Use licensed original files through fonts.families when needed.

Migrating from @superdoc-dev/fonts

npm uninstall @superdoc-dev/fonts
npm install @superdoc/fonts

For prereleases, install @superdoc/fonts@next.

Change imports from @superdoc-dev/fonts to @superdoc/fonts. The superdocFonts, createSuperDocFonts, and resolveBundledFontAssetUrl exports retain the same usage. Update CDN or self-hosted paths too, and avoid loading both packages. New stable releases retain the old name as a deprecated compatibility mirror; existing installations keep working.