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I'd like to know which font formats iOS supports. I already know that iOS supports the TTF format. Does it support any others—for example, PFM or PMB?
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As of iOS 10, both WOFF and WOFF2 formats are supported. Though there's no info about it
The official documentation on this is spotty to say the least. In the article Adding a Custom Font to Your App, Apple states that can use
True Type Font (.ttf) and Open Type Font (.otf) files.In related Apple documentation for setting up a configuration profile on iOS, Apple states that you can use
Again only True Type Fonts and Open Type Fonts are official supported. Although this document is not directly related to app development. It is further evidence for official support for fonts only extending to
.ttfand.otf.I couldn't find any official documentation for WOFF or WOFF2 support outside of Safari.
As of iOS 7, both TTF and OTF font formats are supported. You can distribute these fonts in your apps, or through configuration profiles (to make them available system wide).