If you can’t find your font in Font Book but know it is being used in Final Cut Pro, you can check the Application folder, then find Final Cut Pro and right-click > Show Package Contents. Don’t worry, this won’t remove it from your device! Right-click on the font and choose Show in Finder, then take the file and send using your preferred method. Open the Font Book application and search for the font you wish to send. A quick solution is to send any fonts used along with the project. If your team doesn’t have the font in their system, the titles will revert to a generic font when the project is opened. 
While working with downloaded fonts can be a lot of fun, you can quickly run into problems when sharing projects with team members.
Remember to restart Final Cut Pro, so they appear in the list. 
Hit Open, and all the fonts will be installed at once. Select the top font file, then while holding Shift, select the bottom of the list. Click the + button at the top of the window and navigate your font downloads folder. Select User in the left-hand column of the Font Book. In the Applications folder, search for and open the Font Book. First, make sure all your Font files are in the same folder on your computer. If you are trying to install multiple Fonts simultaneously, there is a quick and easy way to do this. 
Navigate to your title editor, and find your new font in the list. Close the Font Book application and relaunch Final Cut Pro (or your chosen program). Click the Install Font button for the font to be added to the Font Book. Double-click the font file and the Font Book will open along with a font preview window. Look for the font file in the downloaded folder, which will either be a. Find your downloaded Zip folder and double-click to open it.
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