Where can I get Calibri Font

So FONTPALACE mentioned by the previous poster.

Calibri is also included in the Open XML File Format Converter for Mac, which is free on Microsoft's website. So if you have an old version of Office that didn't come with Calibri, that is one way to get it.

Also as part of Chrome, Google released a freely-licensed font called Carlito, which is metric-compatible to Calibri (i.e. can replace it in a document without changing the layout).

Hi Tchumbley,You can download Calibri Font here:

http://thefonty.com/font/calibri/download

If you have Microsoft OneNote installed (available for free on Apple App Store) then you already have the Calibri and many other Microsoft fonts on your Mac however these fonts are only available for OneNote.

Here how to make these fonts from OneNote available system wide on your Mac.

• Open Finder then select Go to Applications from the menu.
• Right click on Microsoft OneNote.app and select Show Package Content
• Go to the folder Contents -> Resources -> Fonts
• From there double click on the desired font (ie Calibri.ttf, Calibrib.ttf, etc). This will open the font in the Font Book application. From there you can click Install Font.

Note: by default, Font Book will install the font for the current user only. If you want the font to be installed for all users, select Preferences… from the Font Book menu and change the Default Install Location: from User to Computer.

Thanks Glen, shows how an answer from 2012 can still be useful in 2016.

Needed Calibri to edit a CV (Resume) and keep the same font on a Mac and PC and your answer solved that.

Here's the correct link to the Open XML File Format Converter for Mac 1.0.2. The rest of the linked instructions remain the same.

Cheers.