I am trying to add text in Xcode and use a font variant (like one of the new ones added in ios 16 i think). How do I use the SF Pro expanded variant?

Hello! I am looking to use SF Pro as the main font of my website. This website is used as a place of purchase for some of my products, none of which will actually be using this font. The websites logo will also not be using this font, however I am worried that may be legally unviable. Please let me know if this is an option. I'm not looking to get direct financial gain by using your fonts, just would like to use it for the website. Thank you for your help.

My app lets users create things with text, and I've included Apple fonts so users can format their text with them. These were fonts I found in the Font Book app that comes with macOS. My assumption is that these, like the San Francisco font, can be distributed with apps. Do I need to attribute these fonts to their creators and publish a license in my "About" page? If so, where do I find the license(s) and what is the proper way of publishing them? Is there anything else I should know? Please let me know if this should've been posted under a different topic and tag

There are some Apple widgets (like the Weather Stand-by widget) that use some extra large versions of numbers. In those cases, they appear to be using some modified version of the number glyphs that is much more pleasing to look at. The default corners are very sharp, but rounded makes the letters overall bubbly. With this mystery difference, the overall letters are scare but the corners have a radius. I have been completely unable to replicate this.. Can anyone please point me to how these alternate symbols can be used? It is driving me crazy that this exists but I can't access them.

The app downloads assets consisting of custom fonts using tags from On-Demand Resources, registers them in the system font, and provides them to other apps such as Freeform through UIFontPickerViewController. Custom Fonts that were applied well until iOS 16 appear as Helvetica starting from iOS 17 and cannot be used. As the font list appears in the device's Settings > General > Font, the font downloaded from On-Demand Resources is registered in the system font. It has been confirmed to occur particularly frequently starting from iPhone 15 and iOS 17 and above. The app requests download from On-Demand Resources with NSBundleResourceRequest along with tags, receives assets in response with conditionally beginAccessingResources and beginAccessingResources, and then registers them in the system using CTFontManagerRegisterFontURLs.

custom font is not displayed in storyboard after clean all data and restart still not working

I'm building a settings page and simply want an active preview display embedded into a larger Font Settings View that has: editable text (so TextField) rendering of corresponding Apple provided TextStyle (so ask to keep with DynamicType guidelines) struct PairingDisplayView: View { @Binding var displayStyle: Font.TextStyle @State var displaySample = "This is a title" @State var bodySample = "Here's some body text to elaborate the font paring preview" var body: some View { VStack(alignment: .leading) { Group { TextField( "display", text: $displaySample ) .font(displayStyle) TextField( "body", text: $bodySample ) .font(.body) } .padding() } .overlay( RoundedRectangle(cornerSize: CGSize(width: 20, height: 20)) .strokeBorder() .foregroundColor(.cyan) ) .padding() } } I have a @State var selectedSystemStyle: Font.TextStyle = .caption2 that later feeds the said Binding... but I can't get over how confusing it is to me that a Font.TextStyle is not acceptable for the .font() modifier considering it's a Font and I appropriately call .font(displayStyle) Am I missing something fundamental here?

We have developed an iOS app using three fonts: PingFangSC Regular, PingFangSC Medium, and DINAlternate-Bold. Do all three fonts require commercial authorization to be used in the app?

It appears as if custom fonts don't work in SwiftUI ViewAttachments on visionOS? I can confirm that the fonts work in other parts of the app that aren't inside attachments.

Xcode 15 doesn't show all fonts that you have in your Font Book. I need to use a japanese font for my app. i've download it in my Mac's Font Book but I can't use it. How can i fix it? How can I use japanese font in Xcode 15?

Hi All, I am having some issues with my website font on safari. It is showing the correct font, but it appears too bold. If I zoom into the site the font then appears correct but at full screen it is showing very bold. Any ideas what the issue could be? Kindest Liam

Hello! I am developing an ebook reader iOS app that uses c/c++ codec as a page renderer. The codec uses TrueType as a font rendering engine that requires access to .ttf (or .ttc) files. Currently, I supply TrueType with fonts embedded in the app package, so they lay within the app sandbox. The codec supports the whole unicode plane and many languages that ebooks may use, but the fonts I supply don't have some of the important glyphs (i.e. katakana or hangul). I see that iOS has its own font storage, located in /System/Library/Fonts/ directory. The codec is able to parse this directory and read .ttf files located inside, using these fonts as a fallback in the case when the supplied fonts can't draw certain glyphs. I use opendir and fopen(in "rb" mode) as a way to read the data, and it works well. Does this type of access to the system directory violate the sandbox rule for an app distribution, and, if yes, is there a way to get access to stored .ttf files not violating the mentioned rule?

Hey I'm struggling to get to use Custom fonts to work In Xcode 15, I have installed 3 fonts that I downloaded from googlefonts.. I'm new to Xcode and can't seem to get the coding right or may have done something wrong when installing them however, it isn't throwing an error code, it's just not showing the typeface. font(.custom("IslandMoments-Regular2", size: 60, relativeTo: .title)) (This is the code I have been using) Thanks, Caitlin

I take these websites to test COLR/CPAL(v0) format color font: https://yoksel.github.io/color-fonts-demo/ https://pixelambacht.nl/chromacheck/ In my iOS 17 device, both websites show unsupported of COLR/CPAL (v0) color font, however, on my other iOS 16 devices, it is supported. COLR/CPAL (v0) color font format is widely supported on mainstream browsers currently, from Blink (Chrome) to WebKit (Safari desktop), why does iOS deprecate it?

Hi guys, I have imported font (I have added in info.plist) and I use this code to import in all of project: struct swim_targetApp: App { var body: some Scene { WindowGroup { ContentView() .environment(\.font, Font.custom("SFCompactRounded-Regular", size: 16)) .environment(\.font, Font.custom("SFCompactRounded-Ultralight", size: 16)) .environment(\.font, Font.custom("SFCompactRounded-Thin", size: 16)) .environment(\.font, Font.custom("SFCompactRounded-Light", size: 16)) .environment(\.font, Font.custom("SFCompactRounded-Medium", size: 16)) .environment(\.font, Font.custom("SFCompactRounded-Semibold", size: 16)) .environment(\.font, Font.custom("SFCompactRounded-Bold", size: 16)) .environment(\.font, Font.custom("SFCompactRounded-Heavy", size: 16)) .environment(\.font, Font.custom("SFCompactRounded-Black", size: 16)) } } } But .title, .title3, navigationBarTitle don't use my custom font (ex 1, 2 in screenshot), but in another parts working fine (ex 3 in screenshot). Can you help me? Thank you ;)

Our company's name is HealthTunes (one word). When users try to find our APP on the iOS APP store a Health Tunes -Health[space]Tunes- does not yield ANY result - How can we allow a find, with that particular, common spelling error?

Dear experts, I get glyphs from the system font using CTFontGetGlyphsForCharacters, something like this: UIFont* uifont = [UIFont monospacedDigitSystemFontOfSize: s weight: w]; CTFontRef font = (__bridge CTFontRef)uifont; CTFontGetGlyphsForCharacters(font, ....); The characters that I ask for are basically latin-1 plus a few others. The app is not localised for Chinese. When I change the phone's default language to Chinese, this code gets glyphs for most characters OK but it fails for a few punctuation symbols: 91 = [ 93 = ] 183 = middle dot 8220 = left double curly quote 8221 = right double curly quote Can anyone guess what's going on here? What's special about those characters? Thanks, Phil.

Apple's Weather app StandBy widget uses a font for the temperature that I can't seem to find how to access. As far as I can tell, it is some variant of SF Pro, but it isn't the default and it isn't rounded. To my eye the slightly rounded corners look significantly better in places where the text is really large. Does anyone have any idea how to specify the mystery font as seen in the included image?

I am having issues with the Font Sizes on iOS17 Beta. When running the app in the simulator and on the device, the font weight for my app suddenly changed. For example, it has always been "Regular" and it changed to "Semibold" even thought its set to be in "Regular". I am also adding a new label, and no matter what I do to the size, it does not change. On the storyboard is shows the correct size I set, but then running it on the simulator or in my device running iOS17 Beta it shows smaller or the the regular size of 17. Is anyone else experiencing this issue?

I got a sample code as following that worked correctly on iOS 14 and iOS 15. But it seems to not work at iOS16, it there something missing on iOS16? func showFontPicker(_ sender: Any) { let fontConfig = UIFontPickerViewController.Configuration() fontConfig.includeFaces = true fontConfig.filteredLanguagesPredicate = UIFontPickerViewController.Configuration.filterPredicate(forFilteredLanguages: ["zh-Hant"]) let fontPicker = UIFontPickerViewController(configuration: fontConfig) fontPicker.delegate = self self.present(fontPicker, animated: true, completion: nil) }