Samsung
Change Font Style auf Samsung
The font style on a Samsung Galaxy phone is a system-wide setting, not something individual apps control. Changing it affects menus, notifications, and most third-party apps at once, since they inherit the typeface from One UI rather than defining their own.
By default, Galaxy phones use the standard Android font. Samsung adds two alternatives out of the box, SamsungOne and Gothic Bold, and the Galaxy Store offers additional free and paid fonts if neither fits.
To switch the font, go to Tap on Settings ➔ Tap on Display ➔ Tap on Font size and style ➔ Tap on Font style ➔ Set the Font style. Any font installed from the Galaxy Store appears in the same list once downloaded.
A font change is purely visual and reversible at any time through the same menu. It has no effect on performance, battery life, or storage beyond the small size of the font file itself. If text still looks unchanged after switching, some apps with custom-built interfaces may render their own typography regardless of the system setting.
