Google Sans
Android enthusiasts looking to refresh their device’s typography can now easily install Google Sans, the clean and modern font used across Google’s branding and Pixel devices. A readily available Magisk module allows users to replace their system’s default font, typically Roboto, with Google Sans.
This modification is achieved “systemlessly,” thanks to the Magisk framework. This means the original system files remain untouched, ensuring device integrity and easier updates. The Google Sans Magisk module generally supports a wide range of Android devices running Android 8.0 Oreo or newer, provided Magisk (version 20.4+ is often recommended) is installed. By flashing this module, users can enjoy the distinct, geometric aesthetics of Google Sans throughout their device’s interface, from app labels to system menus, for a more cohesive and Pixel-like experience. The module, often found on platforms like GitHub, provides a straightforward way to achieve this popular visual tweak.
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Google Sans is a Module that supports installation on Magisk, KernelSU, APATCH, KSUNext