Most note-taking apps support using custom fonts, so it’s essential you know how to add them to your iPad. I am assuming you already have your font downloaded and saved to iCloud.
For this tutorial, I am using AnyFont, but Fonteer, iFont and other font apps will also do just fine.
1. Open your Font application (in my case AnyFont)
2. Go to the plus sign at the top of the app and add your font (from your Cloud service). Mine is saved to iCloud Drive.
3. Tap the font you just added > install > allow > close.
4. Now exit the app and go to your iPad Settings.
5. Go to General > Profiles.
Your added font is at the top of your already installed profiles.
6. Tap on it > install > put in your passcode.
7. Tap Next, and install that profile.
You can now use it in your note-taking apps that support custom fonts. Notability, GoodNotes 5, Noteshelf, ZoomNotes, Notes Plus and uPad all support custom fonts.
Comments · 4
EVEN AFTER DOING THESE STEPS GOODNOTES 5 IS NOT ACCEPTING THE FONT
There seems to be a bug affecting GoodNotes 5 and Notability for iPadOS14. ZoomNotes has not been affected.
They have fixed this issue for GoodNotes now.
Does Noteshelf for Android not allow the uploading of custom fonts? Like from dafonts.com.
At the moment, we don’t have any experience with Android. 🙁 Hoping to get some soon.
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