Identify the dated brand-font reference
Kahoot’s August 2019 brand guide names Montserrat and distinguishes light, regular, bold and black roles in its communications. Keep the date and brand-material scope visible. That reference does not establish that every current quiz theme, logo character or app view uses the same font choice. The Montserrat profile here previews the named family; it does not control a Kahoot theme or identify the exact edition used in a particular screen.
Use the actual theme controls for a quiz font choice
The current Kahoot theme instructions direct you to Themes in the creator’s upper-right corner. They place font selection within Immersive branding and make feature availability dependent on the plan. Follow the options actually available to your workspace; selecting a family in this site’s specimen does not install it in Kahoot. The documented font-selection workflow should not be read as permission to upload any local font file.
Preview the question before distributing the theme
Keep one short question and the longest answer visible when comparing supported theme choices. Check the preview as a complete game screen, including contrast and line breaks. Kahoot distinguishes personal themes from organization-wide themes and assigns shared default-theme control to owners and admins. If a selected theme prevents saving because of plan access, the help page identifies changing to Standard as an alternative. The homepage’s portable Unicode styles substitute characters; they do not change the quiz’s theme font or reproduce the Kahoot logo.
Your questions, answered.
Is Montserrat the answer for every Kahoot screen?
The cited 2019 document specifies brand communications. Current quiz theme choices must be checked separately in the creator.
Why might a theme font option be unavailable?
Kahoot documents plan-dependent branding features and workspace-role differences. Use the options supported by the actual account.
Sources & background
Sources supporting this page’s explanations. Practical examples are our editorial suggestions.