Font Keyboard iPhones & iPads

I made a huge mistake of not reading what applications this font works supports. I made purchase and was happy to use it, then… i realized it only works for applications i do not use, i needed the font for imessage, etc… trying to contact the company, but nothing so far. I’m a bit upset for not reading throughly. Again it was my mistake and not the developer, just trying to see if i could get their Fancy Fonts and not to go through the refund trouble.

Free if you want to install one font at a time, BUT wait! There’s MORE! Before you install one tedious font at a time, you get to watch not one, but TWO 30 second ads, which cannot be skipped by an ad blocker. My suggestion? There are actual FREE apps out there with better features. For FREE fonts and unlimited install, iFont, RightFont, and AnyFont are my three favorites PLUS you find all the FREE fonts online which are updated daily. They both came with free fonts as well. Fonteer and Font Diner are two other apps I have. Font Diner specializes in font bundles, but they offer free bundles on their app as well as their website. Installing any more than those becomes redundant, as they are all font installers. The only apps I paid for were for keyboard font apps, and they were reasonable lifetime pricing for what the apps are intended to do. Fonts Art is a font keyboard app, and Fontmaker, this is the only app that can make your handwriting into a keyboard font, instead of a sticker. As for this app? My final review?! 😕❓🚪

This app has the potential to be great. But I can’t tell without buying it. Two showstoppers get in the way. (1) They offer 1200 font families … with no apparent search. Is it too much to ask how many Caslon clones are available? Which means you have to manually scroll through all 1200 fonts. Bet the A&B fonts are most popular. Hope you’re not looking for Zapf Chancery. (2) You can install one font family with the free version. Hope you know what you want, because you can’t change that one font family. Sure, you can uninstall and reinstall that one family… but you can’t change your mind to test another family. You got one shot. No undo. (3) A terminology quibble: there’s a difference between a font and a font family that’s ignored here. A jarring imperfection on a otherwise superior implementation of the feature set. (Summary) So… How about something nice? The app is polished, well designed. The aesthetic choices are spot on. The font background info is icing on the cake. Except for the lack of search, the user journey feels perfect. A+ to the UI team. Despite the vast number of font families offered (you’re definitely going to find a visual equivalent of that font you’re looking for), it’s easy to use. They captured a simplicity that’s downright elegant. Looks like it could have been a great app. If. EDIT: So elegant I bought the paid version. “Showstoppers“ seems to be an exaggeration.