Then use a function when choosing the font:.font(.system(size:

Change font weight swift. 36)) set font size for a custom font. Here is an example of fixed system font for different weights and designs. You can also set weight and design along with the font size.

Defines from light to bold characters. As for the bold part, you can put text between two pairs of *. Bold a font weight that is thicker than the default.

Syntax text(your text).fontweight(.weight).weight can be one of the following values:.ultralight.thin.light.regular.medium.semibold.bold.heavy.black; Web pass the desired weight as a string, e.g. 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900:

Possible values for the font weight are black bold heavy light medium regular semibold thin ultralight example Fontstyle.italic, // italic ), ); If you want to use system fonts, for swift 5 a simple extension would look like this:

In other framework we can achieve this like this: The three weights do have names but aren't specified in the href link so i'm not sure if the name needs to be added. Web the best way to achieve this is by splitting up the font type and the font weight into two separate parts.

Web set the font weight for an element to 900: 400 is the same as normal, and 700 is. Web to set font weight for text in text view, call fontweight() method on this text view and pass required font weight to the method.