FontMaker: Make Your Own Font

FontMaker Studio turns your handwriting into a real font. Draw each letter once with your finger or a stylus, or write on paper and scan the page: the app builds a true TrueType font file, to type with on your computer in Word, Pages or LibreOffice, and in the apps that import fonts.

THREE WAYS TO START
- Draw: letter by letter on writing lines, with a stylus or your finger.
- Print the grid: write each letter in its box with your favourite pen, then scan the sheet. FontMaker finds every box on its own.
- Photograph a page: a page you already wrote, letters apart. Your phone reads it and puts each letter in its place.

A FONT THAT LOOKS HANDWRITTEN
- Up to three forms per letter, alternated as you type, so a letter never repeats exactly.
- Accents built for you: draw each accent once and every accented letter follows.
- Size, height and spacing, adjustable letter by letter.
- Bold and italic made from your own letters.
- On the sheet: move, resize and mirror a letter, set the pen's width, zoom in.
- Add any character or symbol, by typing it or by its code.
- Automatic kerning that measures every pair of letters, plus the pairs you set by hand.
- Live proofs on a card, an invitation, a notebook page or your own text.

USE IT EVERYWHERE
- Export the .ttf file for your Windows PC or your Mac, and for the apps that import fonts.
- Share a picture of your text.
- Android does not let an app install a font for the whole phone: FontMaker says so plainly and hands you the file.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Everything happens on your device. Your handwriting is never sent to us: no account, no ads, no tracking.

FREE, AND PRO
Making, scanning and trying your font are free, without limit. The free export keeps 26 characters (a to z or A to Z), for personal use. FontMaker Pro exports every character, accents and symbols included, for any use, commercial included: monthly, or once for life, through Google Play.

FontMaker Studio is the official app of fontmaker.co, the online font maker.

Alphabets: Latin with the letters of French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish and Turkish, and Cyrillic for Russian and Ukrainian.