Fancy Text Vibes

Instead of using one of the default OnSong^® app fonts (yawn), you can tap on the … button to pick a custom font that'll make your lyrics look slightly less boring. Every font family your device is hoarding gets listed, each one rendered in its own typeface so you can read the name & see what it looks like without, like, having to imagine it. Tap a font to slap it onto your song.

The four families already parked in the slots? Yeah, we ditched 'em from this list. They're literally one tap away on the row itself, so showing 'em here would be, you know, totally redundant & we're not that lazy. Okay, maybe we are, but not here.

Default

This row at the tippy-top clears your custom font & sends the chart back to whatever boring default it would normally inherit. A checkmark hangs out next to Default whenever you haven't bothered to pick a custom font (which is most of y'all, let's be real).

Current Font

If the font you're rockin' isn't one of the four slots, it shows up right there in that same top section under Default, drawn in its own typeface & checkmarked. That saves you from scrollin' through the entire bleepin' list to figure out what you're currently using, & it makes it a quick hop back if you experiment & immediately regret your life choices.

Font Choices

The OnSong^® app stores the font family instead of some fancy specific weight, so bold & italic in your lyrics keep doin' their thing. Decorative & symbol fonts are listed alongside everything else 'cause they're, well, installed on your device, but srsly most of 'em read like hot garbage from across the room. Chord charts are glanced at, not read like a freakin' novel. A plain, readable face at a comfy size beats a fancy one every single time — save the pizzazz for your set list, not the actual song. KTHXBYE.