
We hope that you found this tutorial easy to follow and can now enjoy all of your favorite fonts. This is a very efficient way to make fonts accessible across various apps. You can then follow the prompts to install the fonts on your iPad using AnyFont. In the new window, select AnyFont from the options. Apple Pencil (2nd generation) Works with Magic Keyboard and Smart Keyboard Folio. Since we are using a single file download, tap and hold on the file then select Share. USB-C connector with support for Thunderbolt / USB 4. In some cases, you will get a zipped file containing multiple files instead of single downloads.Īll you need to do is tap once on the zipped file and a new folder will be created with all of your purchased files. Next, click on the Downloads folder on the left hand side. Locate your purchased font by going to your Files folder on your iPad. Your iPad will ask if you would like to download the file so click on Download to accept.


For this tutorial we will select the oft download. A new window will pop up where you can choose otf or ttf then click Download Now. Locate your selected font, then click the Download button. Sign into your account then click on Purchases or Plus Purchases under your profile. On your iPad, open the Safari browser and navigate to Font Bundles. We will be using a lovely script font called Make Waves. We have already installed AnyFont on the iPad, which can be found in the Apps Store. We are using the app Anyfont to access and install our fonts.

#Bundle files ipad how to#
You can also learn how to unzip fonts on iOS devices with our tutorial video below. Follow our quick tutorial as we guide you on how to access your files on your iPad. Unzipping fonts on an iPad has never been easier.
