This app also lets you install fonts you already have* via iCloud or Dropbox. The other sites are: FontBundles, FontSpring, and CreativeFabrica. Besides the price, the main difference between iFont and AnyFont is that the latter connects directly to more font websites, but DaFont is the only website that offers free fonts. The design is a little clunky but it’s still fairly easy to use.
You can also check out this video from our Instagram to see how we use iFont. If you decide to use this app, instructions on how to use it are found in iFont under Options > Help and Support. This is also the only app that we could find that does not collect user data. While there is a premium option for $2.99 (US) that includes a few quality of life upgrades, it isn’t necessary if all you want to do is install fonts. It also includes a section to compare different fonts side by side and a “Notepad” feature that helps you preview the font using text you choose. You can use a handful of quick install fonts from the “Featured Fonts” section, download free fonts directly from Google Fonts, DaFont, and Fontspace, or install fonts you already have* via iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive, or Adobe Creative Cloud. It’s simple, clean design makes it easy to install and organize fonts. IFont is far and away my favorite app of the bunch.
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