Hi Product Hunt! A couple of years ago I wanted something stupidly simple: to turn my own handwriting into a font. I was making save-the-dates for a friend's wedding, and I wanted the text to actually look handwritten, because it was. Every tool I found was a professional font editor: heavy desktop software, a steep learning curve, and a price tag to match. Turning a few letters into a font should take five minutes, not a career. So I built FontMaker. It runs entirely in your browser: - Import SVG files, or plain images of your letters (PNG, JPG...): they are traced into clean vector glyphs automatically. You can also draw glyphs right in the app. - Adjust baseline, size and spacing for every glyph, with a live preview as you type. - Export a real TTF or OTF font, ready to install and use anywhere: Word, Canva, Figma, Photoshop, Procreate, the web. It is completely free: no account, no watermark, no limits. And private by design: your files never leave your device, everything is processed locally. I will be around all day, happy to answer anything. What would you turn into a font first, your handwriting or your doodles?

FontMaker

Turn your handwriting or SVG art into a real font, free

Turn your handwriting or SVG art into a real font, free