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- Overview
- Using custom fonts
- Adding custom fonts in a project
- Using a custom font in a window or report
Managing custom fonts in a WINDEV or WINDEV Mobile project
Both WINDEV and WINDEV Mobile projects support custom fonts, including Google Fonts. These fonts are not on the end user's computer or device by default. It is therefore necessary to include these fonts before generating and deploying the application. New in version 2025Note: This feature is only available from version 2025 Update 1. Note: Custom fonts are not supported in WINDEV applications for Linux. Adding custom fonts in a project To use specific fonts (in the editor and at runtime): - Open the project description window. To do so, go to the "Project" tab, "Project" group, and click "Description".
- On the "Advanced" tab, click the "Project fonts" button.
- The window that appears shows the specific fonts used by the project:
You can:
New in version 2025Add a font from Google Fonts: The "Add from Google Fonts" button displays a list of Google Fonts available. Select the desired font and confirm. Note: This option is only available from version 2025 Update 1.- Add a font from a file: The "Add from disk" button allows you to add "TTF" or "OTF" files.
The files corresponding to the font will be copied to the "Fonts" subdirectory of the project. Important: You must have the sufficient rights to distribute the selected fonts. - Validate the different windows.
The selected fonts will be: - available in the window and report editors. Make sure that the added fonts support the charset used in your application and that they are redistributable.
- integrated into the application (WINDEV, Android or iOS), then deployed on the end users' devices.
Using a custom font in a window or report To use a custom font in a window or report: - Open the control description window.
- In the "Style" tab:
- Select the desired element.
- Expand the list of fonts and select the desired font.
In this list:
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