If you want to get custom fonts on your iPad, then you need to watch this video. Hello everyone,
Rahul here from TechReviewPro and welcome back to another episode. In today’s video, you'll learn
how to add custom fonts on your iPad? So without any further delay, let’s get started!
First of all, open Settings, and tap on General.
Now, select Fonts. Here you’ll see that it says, “No Fonts Installed”, and that’s because
there isn’t any font installed on my iPad. So in order to install fonts on this iPad,
we need an app. And the best way to install an app on an iPad is from the App Store.
So simply tap here, which says Open App Store, or alternatively, you may also Go to the home screen
and open the App Store. Once you are in the App Store, search for Adobe Creative Cloud and then,
install it on your iPad. And by the way, while this is installing,
I just wanted to let you know that make sure you watch this video until the end because that’s
where I’ll share another cool hack to make custom fonts work system-wide on your iPad.
Anyways, coming back to the Adobe Creative Cloud, it provides you with 1300+ fonts absolutely free.
And if you need more, you may proceed with their creative cloud plans that increase the available
fonts option further to, 17,000+ fonts. But for installing custom fonts on your iPad,
you don’t need to pay anything if you choose one of the free fonts available.
Okay, once the app is installed, tap Open, and then go through the basic
sign-in process. Please note that you’ll need an Adobe ID to install free fonts on your iPad.
If you have already got an Adobe ID, sign in with that,
if not, you may create a free Adobe account. You may also
select other options, but I’ll continue with Adobe ID. Let me complete the login process.
Alright! Once you are within the app, you may go through these various options. But since we
have to install custom fonts on iPad, I’ll tap on Fonts, and prefer to explore the fonts library.
So here we are, we have got this font library, which contains 1300 free fonts as I have
already mentioned. Scroll down and look over the different fonts. And then select the one you like.
I’m going to select this, so I’ll tap on the install fonts option with this blue plus icon.
This will start downloading the font into your iPad. Now, confirm the installation
process by tapping on Install. Here, we got the green signal, that says Installed.
Now go to the Settings again, and then General. Now select Fonts. Alright! Here we go,
we have successfully installed the custom font on the iPad.
Now let me show you whether it is working or not. In order to test it, let’s open any iWork apps.
So, I’m going to open the Pages app and create a new document. Here I’ll type anything and
then select the text that I want to customize with another font. Now tap the Paint Brush
like customize icon and then tap font. Here, we’ll select the font that we just installed.
And as you can see, the font is changed now.
So this confirms that it’s working and this is how to install custom fonts on your iPad.
But the problem with this method is: it only works within iWork apps. So what if
you need to use custom fonts on iPad in third-party apps like Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, etc.?
Well, as promised in the earlier part of this video, here is another way to install
custom fonts on the iPad. And this cool hack works for third-party apps as well.
Go to the App Store and search for Buzzer Fonts. This is basically a keyboard app
having multiple fonts. And believe me, this is just awesome. You are going to love the fonts.
Simply install it and open the app.
This will guide you on how to activate the custom fonts on your iPad.
Tap on Go to Settings, and this will take you to the Settings. From here, tap on General, then
Keyboard. Again, go to the keyboards option and tap to Add New Keyboard.
This will show you various keyboard choices, but you need to scroll down until you find
the third-party keyboards section. Here, tap on this, and it’ll add Buzzer Fonts to your
keyboard's list. From here, tap on Buzzer Font and allow full access using the toggle option.
Okay, now that we are done with the setup process, open any messaging app
and tap to write. Now select and hold the globe icon from here, and choose the Buzzer
fonts option. Here you’ll get various options, from which you need to tap here
and select the desired custom font that you want to use. Now, start typing.
And as you can see, the custom font is working properly on this iPad. So now you know 2 working
methods to install and use custom fonts on the iPad. I hope you found this video helpful. If yes,
please hit the like button to let me know. And if you have got any questions,
please feel free to ask in the comments below. I’ll try my best to help.
Thanks for watching! I’m Rahul, signing off, and I’ll see you in the next video.