By default on devices running on operating system Android system, the most optimal font is set. Theoretically, every user can change it, but, alas, this does not apply to all cases. In general, let's figure it out.

Replacing the font without root rights

Some companies allow you to change the font on your devices without having to go through various steps, including rooting the device. For example, this includes Samsung. To change the font on your phone, go to settings and select the “Device” tab. Here you will see an item called “Font”. Let's open it.

Here we see two items: “Font Style” and “Font Size”.

In the first case, we can change the font itself.

And the second is its size.

Everything is logical and very simple. Alas, on "naked" Android firmware there is no such possibility. However, here you can increase the font size. Go to settings and select "Accessibility".

Once on the page, check the box next to “Large Text.” The font will increase.

Replacing the font using root rights

If your device does not have the ability to change the font programmatically, then you will have to use a special application that will allow you to replace the font. The disadvantage is that this procedure This is only possible if the device is rooted. Some users claim that applications that allow you to change the font allow you to change it on some devices even without installing root rights. We didn't succeed, but unfortunately, maybe you can.

So, let's open Google Play, download the application called iFont, install it and launch it. Next, select the font and click on its icon.

On the font page, click on the Download button to download the font to your device.

The font has been downloaded, click on the Set button.

If you do not have root rights installed, then you will see that nothing worked, as in our case.

If root rights are installed, you can change the font to your pleasure at least every 5 minutes.

Surely many who work on a smartphone with operating system Android, changed wallpapers, ringtones and launchers on their devices. However, few people took advantage of the opportunity to change system fonts, adjusting them to suit themselves for comfortable viewing. In fact, everything is quite simple, but you should understand that if this feature is not pre-installed in the system, everything you do is at your own peril and risk.

Instructions for Huawei smartphones see here:

On some devices, there is a section in the system settings dedicated to changing the font. All you need to do is go there and change it for another one.

What to do if there are no such settings? You must use one of the available programs, which can work with fonts, for example - iFont(Expert of Fonts).

The utility allows you to change fonts to those preinstalled in the program, as well as upload your own.

Supported Devices:

• Samsung, Xiaomi (MIUI), Meizu, Huawei
• HTC, Sony, Motolora (administrator rights required).

There is a possibility that the utility will be able to change the font on other devices, but a 100% positive result is not guaranteed. If unsuccessful, you will need to reflash your smartphone to restore it.

Download iFont to your device:

Many Android users often ask the question of how to change or replace the standard system fonts of their smartphone or tablet with ones that are more familiar to them. So, in this article we will look at several ways to do this procedure quickly and with minimal headaches.

How to change the font on Android

Let's start with the first method, the easiest. First, we need to make sure that the gadget has a high-speed Internet connection.

Go to the settings menu, select the display item (screen) and look for the “Font” section. In this section we can choose any font from the available ones or download new ones using PlayMarket. Also, the user can set one of five sizes from smallest to largest.

If you choose to download new fonts, the system will automatically transfer you to required section official application store, where you download any available for your smartphone.

How to change the font on Android with root – Font Installer

This method will be useful for advanced users who have access to their device. We looked at how to get it in one of the materials.

First, after making sure that root rights are open, download this application. Then launch Font Installer.

We will see a list of available fonts for Android. All we have to do is select any one we like and tap on it for a menu to appear. If we want to preview the font, select “Preview”; to install, select “Install”.

After selecting the installation, the application will offer to make a preliminary copy of the current “BackUp” fonts (we strongly recommend doing this), then a reboot (Reboot System Now) will be required for the changes to take effect.

That's all, if you have any questions or comments, we will be happy to answer them in the comments below this article.