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How to add custom fonts to a Swift project
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- Jenny Kim
How to add custom fonts to a Swift project
Prepare the fonts
You can add True Type Font (.ttf) and Open Type Font (.otf)
Add fonts
- Two-finger click on the folder in the Project Navigator and select
Add Files to "Project Name". - Make sure both
Copy items if neededandAdd to targetsare checked.
Let the project know about the fonts
- Go to your
Info.plistfile.- if you can't find it, click on your app target, then go to the
Infotab.
- if you can't find it, click on your app target, then go to the
- Add the key "Fonts provided by application".
- Add an item for each font you want to use.
- The value should be the name of the font file, including the extension.
Use the fonts
VStack {
Text("Hello, this is a custom font!")
.font(.custom("FontName", size: 20))
}