You may be surprised how much productivity you can get out of an iOS device with some of the apps found in the App Store. Whether you’re working on documents ...

Customizing your iPhone and iPad by installing custom fonts is an excellent method to make your device stand out and give it a personalized look. When Apple released iOS 13 in 2019, it introduced ...

Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac Most of use just use the fonts that come supplied with the iOS apps we use every day. If you use Pages, you get a ton of built-in typeface options. But what if you ...

iOS 13 and iPadOS added official support for adding fonts to your iPhone and iPad. You’ve been able to do it for a while, using third-party apps that hack their way ...

If you keep running into unsupported fonts on your iPad or iPhone with Pages, Keynote, or another app, AnyFont is here to help. The $1.99 app lets you install additional fonts in the TrueType font ...

Your Apple device comes with several built-in system fonts in apps like Mail and Safari—just look for the Aa icon while writing an email or searching the internet ...

You've long been able to easily install and manage different third-party fonts in Windows and macOS and use them in a variety of desktop applications. But mobile ...

iOS devices come with a pre-installed set of fonts. That’s great, but sometimes you want more. Whether you’re working on a special presentation or another document, AnyFont makes it possible to use ...