iOS appears with a new font, called San Francisco. But a lot of iOS device users think it's just a tiny difference from the previous version, and a lot of people are tired of the default font used for wallpapers on iPhone and iPad..
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Of course, many know that it is impossible to install other fonts on iOS wallpapers without the help of additional applications, moreover before 2014 it was almost impossible to do without jailbreak. iOS. Fortunately, two new apps have appeared to help us change the iPhone wallpaper with another much more to our liking. Keep reading this article to know them and try them out.
Part 1: How to change font on iPhone / iPad wallpaper without jailbreak with AnyFont?
You can change the fonts of iPhone 6s / 5s / 5 / 4s wallpapers without jailbreaking, AnyFont app is the first choice you can make. But even though this app does not allow you to change your device's system wallpaper, it works great on Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for iOS i.e. Pages, Number, Keynote, and many more. 'other applications..
How do I install the AnyFont application?
AnyFont is a paid app that can be obtained from the iTunes Store for $ 1.99. You can open your App Store, search for “AnyFont” and download it.
How to add fonts for the wallpaper with AnyFont on your iPhone?
1: Find the font for the wallpaper to add
AnyFont supports all common file types such as TTF, OTF or TCC. You can type "TTF" into a search tool, and you will be known hundreds of websites with free downloads..
2: Add the font for the wallpaper
You can add a wallpaper using the “Open in…” option on your iOS device. For example, you can send yourself an e-mail by attaching the a.ttf file. When you select it, you can press "Open in ..." then choose the AnyFont application.
After sending in AnyFont, the file will appear in the list of fonts for wallpapers. If you tap on the image to install it as a wallpaper, you will have to perform a certain procedure, then after you have finished you will automatically come back to the application. Simply accept and confirm everything that will be asked of you during the procedure before returning to the application.
Please close and reopen the application. And you can finally use the wallpaper you want!
Part 2: How to change font on iPhone / iPad wallpaper without jailbreak with BytaFont?
If you want to change the font system on your iPhone, the easiest way, with an app called BytaFont 3. BytaFont 3 is free, it allows you to change the font system on your jailbroken iOS device. Note that using this app you will need to unlock your iPhone. Please note that jailbreaking may void your device's warranty and will make it immune to OTA updates from Apple. Also, data loss on your iPhone might be easier, please backup your iPhone before jailbreaking. If unfortunately you unlock your iPhone without backup, you might turn to the page on how to restore your unlocked iPhone for more information.
If you have unlocked your iPhone, follow the steps below to install new font.
Step 1: Install BytaFont
Open "Cydia" → Look for BytaFont and install it. When you have successfully installed BytaFont 3 on your device, you can find the app in the Springboard.
Step 2: Upload fonts to BytaFont
Open the BytaFont 3 and navigate to the "Browse Fonts" button on the bottom menu. So, choose the font of your choice and download it. Click "Download" to update the Cydia package to this font. Then continue by pressing the "Install" button.
Step 3: Apply the font to your iPhone / iPad wallpaper
Close Cydia and open BytaFont again to activate the fonts you downloaded. It would be available under "Basic" in the bottom menu. Choose the font and you will be asked to confirm. After that, the new font will be displayed.
Please feel free to show us your screenshots with the new fonts you added to your iPhone. Enjoy it!
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