How to Load All Google Fonts on Mac - The Easiest Way
If you liked the fonts available through the Google Fonts service so much that you wanted to install them all on your Mac, there is no need to yank them one by one from the corresponding catalog pages. There is a way to do it in one fell swoop and without unnecessary movement.
Open "Terminal" and enter the command:
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/qrpike/Web-Font-Load/master/install.sh | sh
After pressing the enter key, wait until about 200 megabytes is downloaded to your computer and installed in the system fonts folder. All installed headsets will also be available through the "Fonts" utility and activated, that is, immediately ready to use.
This is important to remember, because over the past 3-5 minutes more than 1660 fonts will be installed on your Mac, which will significantly load the font preview mechanisms in Photoshop (that is why it is recommended to disable the font preview function).
Terminal window while loading the font archive
When new fonts appear in Google Fonts, you just need to run the same console command again (duplicates will not be installed). To remove all Google Fonts, use another Terminal command:
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/qrpike/Web-Font-Load/master/uninstall.sh | sh
After pressing the enter key and after 10–20 seconds, there will be no trace of all the google fonts.
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