Apple uses a variety of fonts across its platforms and marketing materials. For their user interfaces, Apple primarily uses San Francisco, a neutral, flexible, sans-serif typeface designed by Apple and featured in iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and tvOS
. This font is designed to optimally display text at various sizes and in a wide range of scripts
. For printed documents, Apple typically uses a mixture of Helvetica and Lucida Grande
. A lot of Apple's marketing material is set in Myriad Pro, a sans-serif typeface designed in 1992 by Adobe Systems
. In summary, Apple uses:
- San Francisco for user interfaces across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and tvOS
- Helvetica and Lucida Grande for printed documents
- Myriad Pro for marketing materials and other official purposes
