ForĮxample, the Lato font comes with an OFL.txt file. The fonts on include license files for each font. (so be sure not to rename them!) Licensing Fonts # This can be done because the files are consistently named from the Google Fonts API Note: Since these files are listed as assets, there is no need to list them in the fonts section google_fonts/) in your pubspec.yaml under assets.

Ensure that you have listed the folder (e.g.

Move those fonts to a top-level app directory (e.g.Font weights map to file names as follows: Italic styles will include Italic in the filename. You only need to download the weights and styles you are using for any given family. The google_fonts package will automatically use matching font files in your pubspec.yaml'sĪssets (rather than fetching them at runtime via HTTP). TextTheme: GoogleFonts.latoTextTheme(textTheme).copyWith(īody1: GoogleFonts.oswald(textStyle: textTheme.body1),īundling font files in your application's assets # Or, if you want a TextTheme where a couple of styles should use a different font: final textTheme = Theme.of(context).textTheme You can also use GoogleFonts.latoTextTheme() to make or modify an entire text theme to use the 'Lato' font.

TextStyle: Theme.of(context).textTheme.headline4, To override the fontSize, fontWeight, or fontStyle: Text( Style: GoogleFonts.lato(textStyle: Theme.of(context).textTheme.headline4), TextStyle: TextStyle(color: Colors.blue, letterSpacing. To use GoogleFonts with an existing TextStyle: Text( Or, if you want to load the font dynamically: Text( To use GoogleFonts with the default TextStyle: Text( To import GoogleFonts: import 'package:google_fonts/google_fonts.dart' Still, you may at any time choose to include the font file in the assets, and the Google Fonts package will prioritize pre-bundled files over http fetching.īecause of this, the Google Fonts package allows developers to choose between pre-bundling the fonts and loading them over http, while using the same API.įor example, say you want to use the Lato font from Google Fonts in your Flutter app.įirst, add the google_fonts package to your pubspec dependencies. This is ideal for development, and can be the preferred behavior for production apps thatĪre looking to reduce the app bundle size. Instead, they can be fetched once via http at runtime, and cached in the app's file system. otf files do not need to be stored in your assets folder and mapped in (and their variants) from in your Flutter app.

The google_fonts package for Flutter allows you to easily use any of the 977 fonts

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