How to make a handwriting font
From your drawn letters to a real font in three steps — free, no install, no payment.
Start making yours1. Draw your letters
Open the workshop and draw each letter with your mouse or finger — Latin a–z, A–Z, digits and Korean jamo. Draw only what you want; empty cells are filled with a default typeface and marked as not your hand.
2. Refine and preview
Use the weight, slant and curvature sliders to keep your hand's character while tidying it up. Watch the specimen update in real time.
3. Download your font
When you're happy, download WOFF & TTF font files right away, or export images to use without installing anything. All here, all free.
Frequently asked questions
Is the font generator really free?
Yes. Making a font from your handwriting and downloading it as WOFF & TTF is free, with no install or payment required.
How do I make a font from my handwriting?
Open the workshop and draw each letter with your mouse or finger. We keep your strokes and build them into a font. Draw only the letters you want — empty cells are filled with a default typeface and marked as such.
What format is the font I get?
You can download WOFF (for the web) and TTF font files, or export images to use without installing anything.
Can I make a Korean font?
Yes. Draw the 24 basic Korean jamo and we compose syllables into a handwriting font. Latin a–z, A–Z and digits are supported too.
Can I use the font commercially?
A font built from letters you drew yourself is yours to use freely. The quick-start samples made by modifying a public font follow that original font's license.