How to create a custom font for your FlutterFlow app?

Step 1: Acquire the Font files

The first step to creating a custom font for your FlutterFlow app is to acquire the .ttf or .otf font files for the custom font you want to use. You can download these from various websites such as Google Fonts, DaFont, and so forth. Make sure to adhere to the licensing rules for the font you choose to download.

Step 2: Create the Asset Folder

Once you've obtained your font files, go to your main project directory and create a new folder. This will be your assets folder, and for clarity, you can name it "fonts". Navigate into this folder and create another folder with the name of the custom font.

Step 3: Add the Font Files to the Project

Now you have the font files, all you have to do is to include these files into your FlutterFlow project. You can simply drag and drop your fonts files into the appropriate folder that you previously created.

Step 4: Update the 'pubspec.yaml' File

The next step is to declare your custom font in the project's 'pubspec.yaml' file. This file is located at the project's root level.

First, navigate to the flutter: line and under it, you will see an assets: section. Find the "assets:" line, and make sure it is indented two spaces. Then, add your font directory. It should look like this:

flutter:
  assets:
    - fonts/fontfolder/

Next, still under flutter:, but not under assets:, define the new fonts: section. Now, you will need to declare each of your fonts. For instance,

flutter:
  fonts:
    - family: CustomFontName
      fonts:
        - asset: fonts/CustomFontName/CustomFontName.ttf
        - style: italic

Change the CustomFontName to the name of your custom font.

Step 5: Import the Font Into Your Dart File

Next, you need to use the custom font you just added. Go to the Dart file where you want to use this font. When defining the style, you can now use your font.

    TextStyle(
    fontFamily: 'CustomFontName',
  ),

Replace 'CustomFontName' with the name of your font.

Step 6: Apply the Custom Font

Finally, to apply the font, simply use it in your Text widget like so:

Text(
  'Hello FlutterFlow!',
  style: TextStyle(
    fontFamily: 'CustomFontName',
  ),
),

After these steps, your text should appear in your custom font.

Step 7: Test the App

Always check your work by running the app and confirming that your custom font is being displayed as expected.

These steps should help you learn how to create a custom font for your FlutterFlow app. Remember to always respect the licensing rules when using custom fonts. Make sure you use the font consistent with its permitted usage.