Install Font Files For ProCreate
There are two ways to get fonts for Procreate. The first way is from the website and the second way is from your computer. The website comes equipped with everything you need, but it’s limited. It comes with basic black and white lettering and a whole lot of icons. It also comes free, so it’s really worth it. However, if you’re a real pro at anything that needs a custom look, you’ll probably prefer to just get the fonts in your computer.
The fonts for Procreate come in two formats, PDF and Flash. PDF files are okay to open on an iPad, but not to actually print out. This problem is solved by the use of the Flash format, which works just as well on the iPad as it does on any other platform. If Flash isn’t installed on your machine already, you should get the flash version. Although the images aren’t generally that sharp using the Flash format, they’re still pleasant to look at.
There are a few different fonts for Procreature that are available. These include Accentless, Monoline, and several free fonts. All these fonts come in various styles, which means you have plenty of variety to choose from. It’s probably best to stick with the default fonts that come with the iPad, unless you know you want to experiment with a specific type of font. All fonts support iPhone, iPod, and iPad screen size resolutions.
Another popular style of font is the handmade, hand-drawn aesthetic. These fonts are usually geared towards extremely feminine designs, such as flowers, hearts, and gemstones. Hand-drawn fonts are a bit more difficult to read than some of the fonts available, but they still make for some very cute display fonts for the iPad. Like most hand-drawn fonts, these fonts are best used in portrait mode, for the best balance of appearance and functionality.
The fonts for the iPad available in the official store are in alphabetical order, which may be fine for you if you’re only looking for a few words. However, many people will find it easier to simply tap in their desired letter style, tap in the size they want, and then tap once more to switch back to their usual layout. Even a huge change in layout can be realized by merely tapping in one of the many layouts available on the iPad. You’ll also find there are lots of alternate versions of popular fonts that are available as free downloads. You may want to go through some of these to see which ones will look the best on your screen.
It’s pretty easy to install fonts for ProCreate, assuming you have the right software to do so. Most of the programs you’ll find for this purpose are either stand alone or have at least one component that will allow you to easily install fonts for ProCreate directly to your computer. You may even be able to download some free font files that you can use for this project. Just make sure your font files are not proprietary font files (like Adobe Fonts) which may be hard for other people to install.
