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With iOS 8+ and Xcode 6+ you can make this easily. Here are the steps:

1. Drag and drop your font to Xcode Supporting Files folder. Don't forget to mark your app at "Add to targets" section. From this moment you can use this font in IB and choose it from font pallet.

2. To make this font available to in your device, open your info.plist and add Fonts provided by application key. It will contain Item 0 key, you must add your font name as the value. Font name can vary from your font file name. But first, try to add your filename in most cases this work.

If not, this article always helped me.

Here is swift snippet of the code from this article to help you find your font name.

func allFonts(){ for family in UIFont.familyNames(){ println(family) for name in UIFont.fontNamesForFamilyName(family.description) { println(" \(name)") } } } 

###EDIT I want to mention, that you need to add font files to your Target's Build Phases, Copy Bundle Resources. Without it, you won't see your font on the device. And it could lead to unexpected behaviour.

For example, I encounter a bug, when UITextField have custom font, but this font wasn't in the Copy Bundle Resources. And when I segue to the view controller with this text field, there is a delay about 4 seconds before viewDidLoad function was called. Resolving font troubles removed this delay. So, recommend to check it twice. (rdar://20028250) Btw, I wasn't able to reproduce the bug, but I'm sure that problem was with the font.

With iOS 8+ and Xcode 6+ you can make this easily. Here are the steps:

1. Drag and drop your font to Xcode Supporting Files folder. Don't forget to mark your app at Add to targets section. From this moment you can use this font in IB and choose it from font pallet.

2. To make this font available to in your device, open your info.plist and add Fonts provided by application key. It will contain Item 0 key, you must add your font name as the value. Font name can vary from your font file name. But first, try to add your filename in most cases this work.

If not, this article always helped me.

Here is swift snippet of the code from this article to help you find your font name.

func allFonts(){ for family in UIFont.familyNames(){ println(family) for name in UIFont.fontNamesForFamilyName(family.description) { println(" \(name)") } } } 

###EDIT I want to mention, that you need to add font files to your Target's Build Phases, Copy Bundle Resources. Without it, you won't see your font on the device. And it could lead to unexpected behaviour.

For example, I encounter a bug, when UITextField have custom font, but this font wasn't in the Copy Bundle Resources. And when I segue to the viewcontroller with this textfield, there is a delay about 4 seconds before viewDidLoad function was called. Resolving font troubles removed this delay. So, recommend to check it twice. (rdar://20028250) Btw, I wasn't able to reproduce the bug, but I'm sure that problem was with the font.

With iOS 8+ and Xcode 6+ you can make this easily. Here are the steps:

1. Drag and drop your font to Xcode Supporting Files folder. Don't forget to mark your app at "Add to targets" section. From this moment you can use this font in IB and choose it from font pallet.

2. To make this font available to in your device, open your info.plist and add Fonts provided by application key. It will contain Item 0 key, you must add your font name as the value. Font name can vary from your font file name. But first, try to add your filename in most cases this work.

If not, this article always helped me.

Here is swift snippet of the code from this article to help you find your font name.

func allFonts(){ for family in UIFont.familyNames(){ println(family) for name in UIFont.fontNamesForFamilyName(family.description) { println(" \(name)") } } } 

###EDIT I want to mention, that you need to add font files to your Target's Build Phases, Copy Bundle Resources. Without it, you won't see your font on the device. And it could lead to unexpected behaviour.

For example, I encounter a bug, when UITextField have custom font, but this font wasn't in the Copy Bundle Resources. And when I segue to the view controller with this text field, there is a delay about 4 seconds before viewDidLoad function was call. Resolving font troubles removes this delay. So, recommend to check it twice. (rdar://20028250)

With iOS 8+ and Xcode 6+ you can make this easily. Here are the steps:

1. Drag and drop your font to Xcode Supporting Files folder. Don't forget to mark your app at "Add to targets" section. From this moment you can use this font in IB and choose it from font pallet.

2. To make this font available to in your device, open your info.plist and add Fonts provided by application key. It will contain Item 0 key, you must add your font name as the value. Font name can vary from your font file name. But first, try to add your filename in most cases this work.

If not, this article always helped me.

Here is swift snippet of the code from this article to help you find your font name.

func allFonts(){ for family in UIFont.familyNames(){ println(family) for name in UIFont.fontNamesForFamilyName(family.description) { println(" \(name)") } } } 

###EDIT I want to mention, that you need to add font files to your Target's Build Phases, Copy Bundle Resources. Without it, you won't see your font on the device. And it could lead to unexpected behaviour.

For example, I encounter a bug, when UITextField have custom font, but this font wasn't in the Copy Bundle Resources. And when I segue to the view controller with this text field, there is a delay about 4 seconds before viewDidLoad function was called. Resolving font troubles removed this delay. So, recommend to check it twice. (rdar://20028250) Btw, I wasn't able to reproduce the bug, but I'm sure that problem was with the font.

With new Xcode 6 you can make this easily. Here are the steps:

1. Drag and drop your font to Xcode Supporting Files folder. Don't forget to mark your app at "Add to targets" section. From this moment you can use this font in IB and choose it from font pallet.

2. To make this font available to in your device, open your info.plist and add Fonts provided by application key. It will contain Item 0 key, you must add your font name as the value. Font name can vary from your font file name. But first, try to add your filename in most cases this work.

If not, this article always helped me.

Here is swift snippet of the code from this article to help you find your font name.

func allFonts(){ for family in UIFont.familyNames(){ println(family) for name in UIFont.fontNamesForFamilyName(family.description) { println(" \(name)") } } } 

###EDIT I want to mention, that you need to add font files to your Target's Build Phases, Copy Bundle Resources. Without it, you won't see your font on the device. And it could lead to unexpected behaviour.

For example, I encounter a bug, when UITextField have custom font, but this font wasn't in the Copy Bundle Resources. And when I segue to the view controller with this text field, there is a delay about 4 seconds before viewDidLoad function was call. Resolving font troubles removes this delay. So, recommend to check it twice. (rdar://20028250)

With iOS 8+ and Xcode 6+ you can make this easily. Here are the steps:

1. Drag and drop your font to Xcode Supporting Files folder. Don't forget to mark your app at "Add to targets" section. From this moment you can use this font in IB and choose it from font pallet.

2. To make this font available to in your device, open your info.plist and add Fonts provided by application key. It will contain Item 0 key, you must add your font name as the value. Font name can vary from your font file name. But first, try to add your filename in most cases this work.

If not, this article always helped me.

Here is swift snippet of the code from this article to help you find your font name.

func allFonts(){ for family in UIFont.familyNames(){ println(family) for name in UIFont.fontNamesForFamilyName(family.description) { println(" \(name)") } } } 

###EDIT I want to mention, that you need to add font files to your Target's Build Phases, Copy Bundle Resources. Without it, you won't see your font on the device. And it could lead to unexpected behaviour.

For example, I encounter a bug, when UITextField have custom font, but this font wasn't in the Copy Bundle Resources. And when I segue to the view controller with this text field, there is a delay about 4 seconds before viewDidLoad function was call. Resolving font troubles removes this delay. So, recommend to check it twice. (rdar://20028250)