Font Combiner

Posted Over 10 years ago. Visible to the public. Linked content.

Font Combiner offers a way to tweak and adjust any TTF or OTF font (license permitting), by bringing in font glyphs as vector shapes, providing a completely overhauled font generated to the user's specification with alternative metrics options, alternative hinting types, kerning and spacing options and the facility to make any average free font look great.

Examples are here Show archive.org snapshot

fontcombiner.com
Henning Koch
makandra.com
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Over 7 years ago
Arne Hartherz
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web, fonts
License
Source code in this card is licensed under the MIT License.

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