Import custom fonts

Last updated on Oct 28, 2026

Learn how to add custom fonts from your device or third-party apps to use in Premiere on mobile.

Using custom fonts helps you maintain brand consistency or add a unique style to your titles and captions. You can import fonts directly from your device or through third-party font management apps.

Add your own font from Premiere

Open a project in Premiere on iPhone.

Select a text clip in the timeline.

Tap Style, then open the font browser.

Tap the More options   icon in the upper-left corner.

The Premiere mobile editor displays the font styling panel with the More options menu highlighted in orange at the top left.
Select the More options menu to access additional font options.

Select Add your own font.

The Premiere mobile editor displays the More options menu with Add your own font highlighted in orange, below Apply to all and Save as preset.
Select Add your own font to import a custom font from your device.

Follow the on-screen instructions to select and import your font file.

Share a font file from your device

Locate your font file (for example, a .ttf or .otf file) in the Files app on your iPhone or iPad.

Open the Share sheet and select Premiere.

If Premiere doesn’t appear in the app list, select More to find it.

The imported font appears in the font list in Premiere.

Install fonts using third-party apps

You can also install fonts using third-party font management apps.

Once installed at the system level, supported fonts appear in the font list in Premiere on iPhone.

Imported fonts are available across your projects on the same device.

Tip

You can also explore thousands of fonts available through Adobe Fonts to find the right style for your titles and captions in Premiere on iPhone.