How can I add my own font styles in the app?

In the app you will find numerous different fonts that you can use to edit your text element.

Besides, you can also add your own fonts in the app, please make sure that you have the right to use them (check for copy right), though. There are many open source font platforms on which you can download font styles in '.otf' or '.ttf' format.

1. Open an existing imprint or create a new one
2. In the editor, click on Text to add a text element
3. Open the bottom menu
4. Add a font style: Click on Font, then click on the "+" button on top right
5. Select a font style saved on your phone/tablet (in .otf/.ttf)
6. Now you can use your newly added font style (which you can find in the My uploaded fonts section)

Add own default font style

You can define a font style which is always used when you insert a text element. You can set a different default font for every mobile device you are using.

1. Open the app settings
2. Click on Preferences
3. Click on Editor default font
4. Select the font style which should be your default

There are different font styles on different devices - what can I do?

In addition to the app fonts, you can also use the fonts installed on your device. These might differ from device to device and operating systems. If you use your app on different devices and synchronise your imprints you might need to reformat your imprint if a change in the text is necessary.

If this is the case, the app tells you which font is missing on this mobile device when you open the editor to edit the imprint.

Why is there an i-icon next to some fonts?

The i-icon signals that additional information is available.

The icon displayed to every font that was loaded automatically by your mobile device in the section Preinstalled fonts. This way you see which fonts might require a license for commercial use.

Next to My uploaded fonts you also find one i-icon which has the purpose to remind you the might require a license for commercial use.

Please always make sure you have the rights before using these fonts commercially.