Handling special characters (UTF-8, Hebrew, Chinese, etc)
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Including fonts based on their URL is only possible on a paid account. Documents including external fonts will fail on a free account.
The default PDFMonkey font is Open Sans. While it's a good enough looking font for most cases, it doesn't cover much when it comes to non-latin characters.
If you need to display non-latin characters in your Documents, you will need the help of .
Here is a list of frequent cases and how to find Google Fonts that will display the characters you need.
You can find most of the languages using the dedicated selection field on :
