For type lovers
FontFlex puts 1,900+ Google Fonts inside Safari. Pick one, and every website you open uses it, on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Free download · OpenDyslexic and text size are free · Pro optional
The quiet cost of hard-to-read pages
Small, thin type and tight lines make readers work harder. Many give up halfway down the page, and the words were never the problem.
The quiet cost of hard-to-read pages
Small, thin type and tight lines make readers work harder. Many give up halfway down the page, and the words were never the problem.
A taste of the library. The app has the full Google Fonts catalog.
news.example.com
Many websites pick thin, small type with tight lines to look sleek. For readers with dyslexia, low vision or tired eyes, that styling turns a short article into hard work.
A clearer typeface, a little more space between lines and letters, and softer colors can make the same words feel calmer. The best settings are personal, so try a few.
Google Fonts in Safari
Google Fonts and custom fonts are part of FontFlex Pro.
Serif, sans serif, monospace and handwriting families, organized by category so you can browse quickly.
Bought a typeface you love? Import the font file and read the whole web in it.
Pick a second font for the few sites that block outside fonts, so pages still look consistent.
A serif for long reads, a clean sans for news, a monospace for docs. Profiles switch them for you.
Tune weight, line height and letter spacing to suit each typeface.
FontFlex leaves icon fonts alone, so buttons and menus keep their symbols.
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Reviews
“I am dyslexic and obsessed about finding the right font to read on the web… I don’t think I can imagine browsing the web without it anymore.”
★★★★★Vishuddha Thakkar, United Kingdom
“It allows me to use Atkinson Hyperlegible as the font that Safari uses to display all websites. I find that this greatly increases readability.”
★★★★★Tim from Perth, Australia
“As a visually impaired person, this is super helpful for automating making sites readable that won’t work with Reader Mode.”
★★★★★rbfrappier, United States
“The settings can be customised per website… Highly recommended and I’m really happy for the ability to read comfortably on any given website.”
★★★★★Kind Darius, Malaysia
“This is a lifesaver. Now I can easily change my font to an easy to read dyslexic font! Wonderful.”
★★★★★Dreadnox71, United States
“It helped me greatly with reading since words tend to cross each other in my eyes.”
★★★★★jakeyhachi, Singapore
Quotes from public App Store reviews.
FAQ
Google Fonts are part of FontFlex Pro. Pro costs $4.99 a week, with a 3-day free trial for new subscribers, or $24.99 a year (USD; local prices vary). OpenDyslexic and text size are free.
No. FontFlex shows Google Fonts on websites in Safari. It does not add fonts to other apps such as Pages or Notes.
Yes, with Pro. Import a font file and use it on every website, just like a Google Font.
A few sites block outside fonts or draw text as images. Set a fallback font, or turn FontFlex off for that site.
Download FontFlex free, then upgrade to Pro to unlock the full Google Fonts library.
