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Enable the Fontie keyboard

1. Open iOS Settings → General → Keyboard → Keyboards.
2. Choose Add New Keyboard, then Fontie.
3. Open a text field and use the globe menu to select Fontie.

Full Access is not required; Fontie does not request it. Some apps and secure text fields use Apple’s keyboard instead. After updating Fontie, the keyboard may already be enabled.

Fonts & Chinese input

Open Fontie → Keyboard to choose the fonts in your ribbon and reorder them. In the keyboard, EN / 简 / 繁 switches between English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese input.

Use Pinyin candidates or the handwriting pad for Chinese. Clear removes unfinished handwriting, and Pinyin returns to typing. Backspace clears an unfinished drawing before deleting text that has already been inserted.

Styled text uses Unicode characters. Appearance can vary by app, device and recipient. Some styles add decorative marks to Chinese characters.

Copy a colorful word sticker

1. In Create, enter your text and choose Stickers.
2. Tap Copy Sticker.
3. Paste into a message draft or another field that accepts images.

Stickers are images, not colored text fonts. Text-only fields may not accept them, and compatibility varies by destination app. Fontie limits input to 150 characters.

Purchases & restore

Fontie Pro is optional. It offers monthly and yearly subscriptions, plus a one-time lifetime purchase. The purchase screen shows your local price and billing period.

To restore eligible access, open Fontie → Settings → Restore In-App Purchases using the Apple Account that made the purchase. Open Fontie after purchasing or restoring before returning to the keyboard.

Manage or cancel subscriptions in your Apple Account subscription settings. Deleting Fontie does not cancel a subscription. Apple handles billing and refund requests.