Have you ever wondered what makes your iPhone interaction so unique and soothing to your eyes? Normally, colours and graphics capture our attention and we miss the most important part: fonts style on iPhone. If you want to install and change fonts on iPhone and iPad in iOS 11 or iOS 10, you need to follow a procedure.
You have never thought about installing custom fonts on iPhone and iPad Air/Pro. Because you never felt the need to do this. Or the device itself never has been so user-friendly that you can change iPhone fonts easily. Perhaps a developer must have wondered how he can install fonts on iPhone.
And he has come up with a solution. AnyFont is an app that allows you to add iOS custom fonts to your iPhone or iPad.
You can add fonts in TrueTypeFont- (.ttf), OpenTypeFont- (.otf) or TrueType Collection- (.ttc) format on your iPhone and iPad. Thankfully, this app doesn’t require a Jailbroken iOS device. You can use your normal device and add custom fonts on iPhone and iPad running on iO11.
How to Change Fonts Style on iPhone and iPad in iOS 11 or iOS 10 Without Jailbreaking
Step #1: First off download and install AnyFont iOS app on your iPhone.
Step #2: Once the app is settled on your phone screen, launch it and tap on the font file.
Step #3: Now tap on Aa icon.
Step #4: You need to tap on Install from the top right corner.
Step #5: Tap Next from the top right corner of the phone screen.
A message appears on your phone screen telling you that the configuration profile will install this font.
Step #6: Tap on Next.
Step #7: Tap Install once again.
Step #8: Finally tap Done.
You can check the fonts by tapping Settings → General → Profiles.
How to Import Fonts into AnyFont on iPhone and iPad
Step #1: You can save the fonts in cloud storage to use your fonts on any device. For example, Dropbox is a good option to save your fonts.
Step #2: Tap the font file in Dropbox. Let’s use Archistico_Simple.ttf, for example.
Step #3: Tap on the ellipsis (…) from the top right corner and select Export.
Step #4: Now tap Open In on iOS menu.
Step #5: Tap on Import with AnyFont in the list of apps.
It is done! It will open with your choice of font in the list.
Now you can use AnyFont in your choice of apps like Microsoft Office, Apple’s iWork, Pages, Keynote etc.
If you are already working on these apps, simply shut down them and then reopen the apps.
Also Read:
- How to Change Font Size on iPhone and iPad
- How to Customize App Icons on iPhone and iPad Without Jailbreaking
- How to Install iCleaner Pro on iPhone and iPad Without Jailbreaking
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