Custom Font Installer

Description

CFI is a flash-able zip (based on OMF) that allows installing custom fonts manually via Magisk/TWRP.

Usage

Static fonts

• Put your fonts in this path /sdcard/OhMyFont/CFI.
• For sans-serif font family (i.e. Roboto), rename your fonts as below:

  Black            -> ubl.ttf
  ExtraBold        -> ueb.ttf
  Bold             -> ub.ttf
  SemiBold         -> usb.ttf
  Medium           -> um.ttf
  Regular          -> ur.ttf
  Light            -> ul.ttf
  ExtraLight       -> uel.ttf
  Thin             -> ut.ttf
  
  BlackItalic      -> ibl.ttf
  ExtraBoldItalic  -> ieb.ttf
  BoldItalic       -> ib.ttf
  SemiBoldItalic   -> isb.ttf
  MediumItalic     -> im.ttf
  Italic           -> ir.ttf
  LightItalic      -> il.ttf
  ExtraLightItalic -> iel.ttf
  ThinItalic       -> it.ttf
  
  Condensed-Black            -> cbl.ttf
  Condensed-ExtraBold        -> ceb.ttf
  Condensed-Bold             -> cb.ttf
  Condensed-SemiBold         -> csb.ttf
  Condensed-Medium           -> cm.ttf
  Condensed-Regular          -> cr.ttf
  Condensed-Light            -> cl.ttf
  Condensed-ExtraLight       -> cel.ttf
  Condensed-Thin             -> ct.ttf
  
  Condensed-BlackItalic      -> dbl.ttf
  Condensed-ExtraBoldItalic  -> deb.ttf
  Condensed-BoldItalic       -> db.ttf
  Condensed-SemiBoldItalic   -> dsb.ttf
  Condensed-MediumItalic     -> dm.ttf
  Condensed-Italic           -> dr.ttf
  Condensed-LightItalic      -> dl.ttf
  Condensed-ExtraLightItalic -> del.ttf
  Condensed-ThinItalic       -> dt.ttf
  

• For monospace, rename to mr.ttf.
• For emoji, rename to e.ttf.
• For the rest, name your fonts the same as the ones that you want to replace in /system/fonts.
• Finally, flash the CFI zip and reboot.

Variable fonts (VF)

All steps are the same as in static fonts. Except the followings.

• For sans-serif, rename VF to ss.ttf (upright) and ssi.ttf (italic).
• For monospace, rename VF to ms.ttf.
• Configure axes in the config file OhMyFont/config.cfg.

Note

• You don't need to have all font files listed above, just use what available.
• For sans-serif, there must be at least one font ur.ttf or ss.ttf.
• If using VF, flash the CFI zip for the first time to get the default config file.
• For TWRP support, download the TWRP extension and extract it to OhMyFont folder.
• Be aware that not every font will work properly on Android.

Google Font Installer

• Download and install Google Fonts easily.
• Just add GF = <fontname>, e.g. GF = Open Sans, to the config file OhMyFont/config.cfg.
• Static fonts only.