YoFont — AI font generator
22,065 glyphs · 19 languages · one prompt

Describe a font.
Get the whole typeface.

YoFont drafts every glyph, weight and language from a single sentence — then hands you a studio to perfect it.

required 0 glyphs
  • Set model
  • Epicur
    Swift and effortless — just as it should be
  • Spinoza cost x3
    Strict harmony, weighed by reason
  • Nietzsche cost x5
    Character forged in the details
Preparing generation…
// The gallery

Real fonts, made from a sentence

Made with YoFont

Eight directions generated this week — click to open the live specimen.

AllDisplaySerifMonoEditorial
// How it works

Three steps to a typeface

01

Describe it

A vibe, a brief, or a reference image. Plain language is enough — no design jargon required.

02

Generate

Up to 2,682 glyphs drawn and kerned across every language and weight, in under two minutes.

03

Refine in Studio

Tune individual glyphs, test live copy, switch weights and export a production TTF.

Who builds with it

Brand & identity
Bespoke wordmarks, fast
Aa
Game studios
In-world type systems
Gg
Indie makers
No foundry budget needed
Mm
Marketing teams
On-brand display in minutes
Ss
// By the numbers
22,065
glyphs drawn & kerned per font
19
languages and scripts in one pass
< 1 min
from prompt to a finished font
“We swapped a six-week foundry brief for an afternoon — and shipped a full identity typeface for launch.”
Maya Okonkwo
Design Lead · Northwind
NorthwindVoltPetalHikari Games
// Plugins

YoFont where you already work

Coming soon

YoFont for Figma

Figma plugin
  • Copy typography style from screenshots
  • Generate custom typeface from prompt
  • Apply font directly in your frames
Soon
coming to Figma Community
Coming soon

YoFont for Chrome

Browser extension
  • Detect fonts on any website instantly
  • Generate matching style by prompt
  • Swap selected site typography with your own
Soon
coming to Chrome Web Store
Coming soon

Stop licensing. Start generating.

No card required · Download in any format
// Earn with YoFont

Your fonts can pay you back

YoFont is the only multi-script AI font generator: one prompt produces a complete typeface covering up to 19 languages across 9 writing systems — Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, Arabic, Hebrew, Devanagari, Chinese, Japanese and Korean — in Thin, Regular and Bold, with every glyph editable in the Studio, exported as TTF, OTF, WOFF and WOFF2 or embedded from the CDN. The first font is free.

// Straight answers

What an AI font generator can actually do

How does an AI font generator work?

You describe a typeface in one sentence — or upload a reference image. YoFont turns that into a drawing brief, generates every glyph as high-resolution sheets per language and weight, traces the outlines to vectors, kerns them, and merges the result into a real font binary. A first draft of 96 to 2,682 glyphs takes about a minute, and you get TTF, OTF, WOFF and WOFF2 files you can install anywhere.

Can AI make a font in Cyrillic, Arabic or Japanese?

YoFont covers 19 languages across 9 writing systems in a single pass: Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, Arabic, Hebrew, Devanagari, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. Every script is drawn from the same skeleton, so a Cyrillic Я and a Latin R belong to one typeface instead of two mismatched files. Every other AI font generator we tested draws Latin only.

Is an AI-generated font free to use commercially?

Your first font is free, no card required. Fonts you generate are yours to use; a commercial licence costs $5 per year per font and covers logos, products and client work. Fonts published free in the catalogue can be downloaded and embedded by anyone. The full terms are on the licence page, in plain language.

Can I edit individual letters after generation?

Yes. Studio opens every glyph separately: regenerate a single letter, nudge its outline, swap weights, test live copy, then rebuild the file on the spot. This is the part most AI font tools skip — you either accept what the model drew or start over.

Can ChatGPT or Claude create a font for me?

On their own, no — they generate pictures of letters, not installable font files. But YoFont ships an MCP server, so ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor and Figma can call the generator directly and hand you back a finished TTF. There is also a REST API for your own pipeline.

How is this different from a fancy text generator?

Copy-paste generators swap your letters for Unicode look-alikes: they break on some devices, cannot be installed, and are unreadable to screen readers. YoFont produces an actual typeface file that you install in Figma, Word or your website — with your own shapes, not borrowed symbols.

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