This app does exactly what it claims to do: display the typefaces available from the Google Fonts library. It’s smooth, fast, and seems to be bug-free—none of which the Google Fonts mobile Web site can claim.I’d like more ways to filter, view, and inspect: an option to select two faces to visualize pairings or to overlay the same character from one face over another for comparison; category, OpenType feature, and other filters; more details from Google Fonts; and custom sample text in the list view.

You know how this app has an A-Z section? Well i was scrolling through it & ended up on the E side of it. Although i couldnt find one of the fonts (EB Garamond for anyone wondering) i easily found it in the search bar. If i had to elaborate on where EB Garamond should be in the A-Z list, it would be the second font on the E side, in between Eater & Economica. Fontasy is generally a great & useful app despite this & several other questionable flaws.

This app actually turned out better then i thought it would. After reading a few reviews I was nervous it was going to be confusing figuring out how to export/import fonts from this app to another - but it was I think the easiest & fastest I’ve ever exported+imported a font. For example, I picked a font I liked, clicked the ‘share icon’ ((a box with an upward arrow)), then click on Picsart app icon, all doneee. Now for the programs like Photoshop, Canva, Adobe, Ibis, etc you can click the same ‘share icon’ I described above, except you’ll click ‘save to files’ & the font will now be saved on your phone :)

Needs more flex! I should be able to actually create something not just change the style. Using multiple different fonts in the same project would be a plus. Among other things…