typlr.app — web based font editor. Make your fonts online

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Current and future features

Manual Kerning and AI-kerning beta (soon)

Use paired kerning to adjust the space between individual characters

+ Kerning based on machine learning model

More about ai-kern

Components

The system of components: No need to duplicate elements in composite glyphs. Just reuse the glyph by combining it with another one

Edit

Edit the vector contour, select points, scale, rotate, and delete. Points can be linked to other points. The curved segment can be easily tightened

Progressive web application

Install it as a web application and work in a separate browser window without any unnecessary controls

Export formats

Export fonts in TrueType, OpenType and UFO format

Variable fonts (experimental)

Basic functions for creating variable fonts

Made in typlr

Perception by Evgeniy Agasyants

typlr sans by Evgeniy Agasyants

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Hi!

My name is Evgeny Agasyants. I create fonts and I enjoy programming. One day, I thought, "Why not combine these two passions in one big hobby?" This is how typlr.app font editor came to be.

So far, the editor isn't perfect, but small updates have been released every week. You can now try contour drawing, component creation, paired kerning, and saving work in Truetype format.

I'm making the editor as I imagine a perfect editor to be, and I want everyone to have access to it in the future. Since the editor is still in testing, it's free to use, but please be aware that there may still be issues with operation, errors, and, unfortunately, data loss.

If you'd like to support my work, consider becoming a sponsor, asking a question, or simply chatting. Feel free to email me at

agasyanc@gmail.com

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Made with HTML Canvas, Typescript, Ruby on Rails and Fonttools library.

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