How to use UIFont in SwiftUI Font

How to convert UIFont to Font

We can convert UIKit UIFont to SwiftUI Font using init(_ font: CTFont) initializer.

The initializer accepts CTFont as an argument. The CTFont is an opaque type that represents a font object.

Both NSFont and UIFont can toll-free bridged^[1] to CTFont.

Here is an example of converting UIKit UIFont to SwiftUI Font.

let uiFont = UIFont.systemFont(ofSize: 18, weight: .bold)
// 1
let font = Font(uiFont)

1 As you can see, we can initialize Font by passing an UIFont instance as an argument.

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How to convert Font to UIFont

We can easily convert UIFont to Font, but not another way round. But this might not be a problem since UIFont contains much more flexibility and method than Font.

Anything that you can do with Font, you probably find an equivalent way to do it in UIFont.