Can fonts be added to Icomm?
It is not possible to add custom fonts in Icomm. The platform offers the basic fonts that are available on most devices, which means that if you try to use a font that is not on this list, it is very likely that the receiving device does not have that font installed and the part switch to.
It is important to note that this limitation is a native feature of the device and is not related to ICOMM itself. Devices can only display the fonts they have installed, and if they don't have a specific font, they will replace it with one they do have installed.
That said, if you have a specific font you want to use in your design, there are a few options available. One option is to use basic fonts that most closely resemble the one you want to use. While it won't be exactly the same, it will be the closest you can get using the fonts available on ICOMM.
Another option is to use images with specific typography. This can be a little more complicated since you'll need to create text images for each instance you want to use that font, but it will allow you to have the specific font you want in your design.
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It is important to note that this limitation is a native feature of the device and is not related to ICOMM itself. Devices can only display the fonts they have installed, and if they don't have a specific font, they will replace it with one they do have installed.
That said, if you have a specific font you want to use in your design, there are a few options available. One option is to use basic fonts that most closely resemble the one you want to use. While it won't be exactly the same, it will be the closest you can get using the fonts available on ICOMM.
Another option is to use images with specific typography. This can be a little more complicated since you'll need to create text images for each instance you want to use that font, but it will allow you to have the specific font you want in your design.
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Updated on: 02/28/2024
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