Adding Custom Fonts in React Native
Subham Rawat
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simple steps to follow
Download Fonts: Go to a font site like Google Fonts, pick a font (e.g., "Briem Hand"), and download it.
Rename Files: After extracting the zip file, rename the font file to match its full name, like "Briem Hand.ttf".
Add to Project: Create a
fonts
folder inside your project'sassets
directory. Place your font file there.Configure React Native: Create or edit
react-native.config.js
in your project root:module.exports = { assets: ['./assets/fonts/'], };
Link Assets: Run:
npx react-native-asset
Use in Styles: In your styles, reference your font:
const styles = StyleSheet.create({ customText: { fontFamily: 'Briem Hand', fontSize: 30, }, });
Now, your custom font should work on both iOS and Android!
Below is the example of this
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