In 'Supporting Files' folder, open ist file.īy right clicking on the view, add a new row called 'Fonts provided by application'. Step 3 : Include your font in your application plist Find your font, select it and click on 'add' button : If your font isn’t there, add it manually by clicking the '+' button. Go to your project -> Targets -> Build Phases -> Copy bundle Resources Step 1 : Include your font to your projectĬreate a 'fonts' folder in 'Supporting Files' folder and drag’n’drop your font (ttf or otf) to your folder :īe sure to find your font in your ressource! In this example, I am using the font “Gaban font” : How to add your own font Using interface builder You can affect it to your UILabel, UITextview, etc : UILabel *customLabel = initWithFrame: CGRectMake(0, 0, 320, 44)] NSString *family, *font įor (family in [UIFont Family: family) For each font family, it'll list all the font names known by the system. To get font’s real name, you can use the following code. Let’s see how to use Apple supported fonts, but also how to add your own custom font. Like colors or images, typography is also an important part of design and can really improve your app.
