Apple lets you install, manage, and work with custom third-party fonts on your iPhone or iPad. It's a little complicated but worth the effort if you're a font aficionado.
What's Your Type? How to Add Custom Fonts on an iPhone or iPadUnfortunately, the process for grabbing the right fonts and font libraries, and then determining which apps allow them, can be challenging. Still, it’s worth the effort if you want to spruce up your emails, messages, and apps. To use Apple's font manager, you'll need iOS 13/iPadOS 13 or higher. Head to Settings > General > Software Update to check for the latest version. Your device will either tell you that you’re up to date or prompt you to install the latest update.bit.ly