As of this writing, the basic “Limited License” section for the San Francisco (SF Pro Font) is as follows, though this could change at any time: Always refer to the license agreement included in the downloaded San Francisco font pack yourself. * It is your responsibility to read the entire license agreement from Apple for the SF font pack. Note: a bonus San Francisco font called “SF Mono” is hidden on the Mac, you can access and use SF Mono font in Mac OS with these instructions if interested, the SF Mono font works great for Terminal windows and other situations where a monospace font is appropriate. San Francisco “SF Compact” font is for Apple Watch and WatchOS, whereas San Francisco “SF Pro” font is for Mac and MacOS, iPhone / iPad and iOS, and Apple TV and tvOS. Font Book will open to show the User installed fonts, which now include “SF Pro” and “SF Compact”Īfter San Francisco font pack is installed, you can access it as usual just like you would any other font on the Mac through an appropriate text styling modification menu.

Choose to “Install Font” on each of the available font installer windows presented, then repeat again with the other individual fonts folder on the mounted disk image.

Open each of the individual fonts folders, then select all (command + A) and then open (command + o) so they load into the font manager.

You should read the font limited license files to understand the usage restrictions related to these fonts, they are intended for developers only *.

Mount the downloaded DMG file, then access that disk image in the Finder.

Click here to go to the Apple Developer Fonts page and download the San Francisco font pack.

How to Download & Install San Francisco Fonts for Mac

If you’ve installed fonts on Mac OS before then this process of installing fonts should be very familiar to you already. Apple makes the San Francisco font available to download for developer usage.

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