AnyFont App Reviews

I wanted to use the same fonts on Pages in iOS as I do in Pages on the Mac. Was a little concerned about this app after reading recent reviews. However, I installed it, followed the instructions and loaded my first font. Showed up just fine in Pages on my iPhone. Good app. Recommended if you need it.

I’ve been searching for a way to install non-system fonts. This is exactly what I was looking for! I even purchased the additional bundle of fonts because now I can add so much for style to my work!

Program refuses to start. I want a refund!

Installed some fonts from my computer with AirDrop. Works great, except that Safari gets caught in a cannot-open-this-page loop; have to open another tab from another app, then close the looped tab. Not the end of the world, but annoying. Would also be nice to batch install font profiles, but maybe this is an iOS system-level restriction.

I use a special font for my band logo on our gig posters. I couldnt get office to display them - making it impossible to do any changes on my phone. This app did exactly what I needed - it takes a few steps but worth it!

I love using custom fonts that resemble handwriting when using journal programs or word processing. Apple gadgets didnt allow this at first but now, in the newer tablets and such, it can be done easily with apps like this. I tried a few different font apps but they always had a problem. The last one I used would not let me delete any fonts and it would shut down each time I tried. VERY ANNOYING. Plus it was meant for iPhones and looked awful on tablets. This app, while not perfect, is the best that I have found & does the job. Installed every font I tried. It even opened the zipped files which is pretty awesome. Safari does get stuck a bit in the font installing loop, but its not a big deal at all. I bought this when I got the iPad Pro when my other app would not work at all on the new system and it worked immediately after installing. Its definitely worth the money I paid.

My safari got caught in the loop that the other reviewer mentioned, but I cant figure out how to get out of it. So my font wont load. **Update** I tried the app with another font, it got caught in a loop again, but both fonts DID load.

The app will not open on my ipad, very disappointed.

Dont buy it at all, it doesnt load, it crashes, it doesnt work at all, maybe before, but now , its just a waste of money, and frustration.

Its going to surprise him but this is possible, but this app does what it says it can do. It will install TrueType or Opentype fonts on your device. Works great!

A useful utility which crashes on every launch with this update on iOS 9.2 on my iPhone 6.

Please localize for persian language

Good

Works well and makes it easy to pass documents between Word, PowerPoint and Pages. Easy to use to install any font on iPad.

Thanks guys this app save the day. I recommend everyone to upload it.

No this application does not work at all. It wouldnt let me use it in pages, keynote, or just plain old notes. This application was a plain old waste of time and money. If i could i would demand a refund

This app is only designed to help you part with your $$$$ faster. You get nothing for your money with your purchase, but the privilege to make more purchases!!!

The app says it works for "any" TrueRype or OpenType font but then waaay down at the bottom of the description it says some Asian fonts are not supported. I bought this app to install Asian fonts. It worked for one font that I wanted to use, but not the other.

The creators are brilliant criminals; designing an app that earns $2 and provided nothing in return.

Works perfectly. Just installed a dozen fonts from DropBox onto my iPad Pro running iOS 9. The installation process is complicated involving many steps in two different programs. First you have to put the font onto Dropbox (or email it to yourself, or add it to the application via iTunes). if you’re using Dropbox, you have to pick the file, then tell dropbox to “send link,” which gets you into a dialog that lets you pick AnyFont. As I said, complicated. If you’re using iTunes, the process is simpler. Once you’re in anyFont, you just click on the font name and it walks you through the installation process. There’s no sort of batch load, so you need to import the fonts one at a time, but how often do you do this? Anyway, the imported fonts are now happily working inside Keynote. I’m happy.