For years I noticed certain Twitter profiles would use these super interesting fonts that weren't available to me. How did they get that font?
It turns out, like most things, the answer was much simpler than I thought. You simply add a keyboard to your iPhone.
With one simple tool, you can choose to change your Twitter name or bio font - and you can even mix different fonts in one box!
Head over to Lingojam's Twitter fonts tool .
This is nearly the same converter we described in our guide on changing your Instagram font.
You can choose to copy and paste an entire section into the box, if you only want to use one of the new fonts.
If you'd like to use multiple fonts, however, then you'll need to do this in stages like I did to achieve the Twitter profile name at the beginning of the guide. (Simply repeat step 2, step 3 and step 4 for each portion of the text in a new font.)
Paste the highlighted text into your Twitter profile or bio. It should appear as the new font.
In order to achieve the kind of effect you see here, you'll need to copy and paste your Twitter profile fonts in stages.
Check to make sure the changed profile fonts appear the way you intended!
If you have several fonts to install, why install each one manually? You can batch install a bunch of fonts at once.
Michael
