YoFont — AI font generator
60 languages · 10 writing systems · one prompt · real installable fonts

AI Font Generator 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
5 087 fonts made624 638 glyphs drawnTTF · OTF · WOFF · WOFF2first font free
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1 glyph = 1 character: a 100-glyph font is 100 drawn characters.

What is an AI font generator?

An AI font generator turns a written description, or a picture you upload, into a real typeface: a model draws every letter, digit and punctuation mark, then assembles them into an installable font file with proper spacing and OpenType features. Most AI font generators stop at a picture of the text or a string of lookalike Unicode symbols you paste into a bio. Those produce characters, not fonts, and cannot be installed. YoFont is the only multi-script one: a single prompt produces a complete family covering up to 60 languages across 10 writing systems, from Latin, Cyrillic and Greek to Arabic, Hebrew, Devanagari, Chinese, Japanese and Korean, in Thin, Regular and Bold. Every glyph stays editable in the Studio, so you can regenerate or hand-fix single characters without touching the rest. You download TTF, OTF, WOFF and WOFF2 files, or embed the font straight from the CDN. The first font is free and needs no card.

// The library

Fonts created with YoFont AI

Browse the whole public library — live previews in your own words, filters by script, style and weight.

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Pick a language
AllSansSerifMonoDisplay
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Showing 9 of 4636 fonts

Harvest Gate

Sans1 wt🌐 1 lang↓ 2
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Telescope Loom

Display1 wt🌐 1 lang↓ 18
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Spoke Circuit

Display1 wt🌐 1 lang↓ 24
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Deckle Bind

Sans1 wt🌐 1 lang↓ 19
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Beacon Lantern

Sans1 wt🌐 1 lang↓ 29
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Timber Trace

Sans1 wt🌐 1 lang↓ 37
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Leo font

Sans1 wt🌐 1 lang↓ 46
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Keel Mast

Sans1 wt🌐 1 lang↓ 49
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Honey Frame

Display1 wt🌐 1 lang↓ 54
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// Plugins

YoFont where you already work

Figma plugin — available now

YoFont for Figma

Figma plugin
  • Copy typography style from screenshots
  • Generate custom typeface from prompt
  • Apply font directly in your frames
  • Latin, Cyrillic, Arabic, CJK and more
Install for Figma

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
// Earn with YoFont

Your fonts can pay you back

// how it works

How the AI font generator works

one sentence in, a font family out
01

Describe it, or show it.

Type one sentence about the feel: “condensed grotesque, heavy, flat terminals”. Or attach a picture: a logo, a poster, six lines of your handwriting. The generator reads weight, contrast and rhythm from whatever you give it.

02

Choose languages and weights first.

Pick any of the 60 languages and up to three weights before you generate. A family drawn for Latin and Cyrillic together keeps one voice. A script bolted on later rarely does.

03

Read the draft like a proofreader.

Every letter, digit and punctuation mark arrives at once. Type a real sentence in the tester, not the alphabet: problems live between letters, and a word you actually use finds them faster.

04

Fix single letters, then download.

Any glyph can be regenerated or redrawn on its own in the Studio. Export TTF, OTF, WOFF and WOFF2, or embed the font from the CDN. The first font is free and asks for no card.

// what you download

What you download

TTFOTFWOFFWOFF2

A normal font family

A normal font family. It installs on Windows, macOS and Linux, shows up in Word, Figma, Canva and Photoshop like any other typeface, and works offline for as long as you keep the files. Each weight is a separate file; the web formats carry the same outlines for CSS @font-face.

WindowsmacOSLinuxWordFigmaCanvaPhotoshopCSS @font-face

It is yours to keep

It is yours to keep. Personal and non-commercial use needs nothing extra. Client work, packaging and paid products need a commercial licence, which is a checkbox at download rather than a negotiation.

See what a licence covers
// three different tools

AI font generator, copy-paste font generator, or drawing it yourself

The same two words cover three different tools. Most pages that rank for “font generator” swap your text for look-alike Unicode symbols. Those are characters, not fonts: they paste into a bio and fall apart in a screen reader. Drawing a typeface by hand is the opposite extreme, and it takes weeks. Here is where each one lands.

YoFont
What you get
An installable font file
Where it works
Any app that uses fonts
Languages
60, in one pass
Time to a full family
Minutes
Fix one letter
Yes, in the Studio
Cost
First font free
Copy-paste generators
What you get
A string of Unicode look-alikes
Where it works
Only where those symbols render; screen readers read them as gibberish
Languages
A handful of Latin styles
Time to a full family
Instant
Fix one letter
No
Cost
Free
Drawing by hand
What you get
An installable font file
Where it works
Any app that uses fonts
Languages
Whatever you draw
Time to a full family
Weeks
Fix one letter
Yes, in a font editor
Cost
Software plus your hours
// in numbers

YoFont in numbers

5 087fonts made
624 638glyphs drawn
60languages
10writing systems
4file formats
// before you start

Questions people ask before the first font

All questions
Is the AI font generator free?

The first font is free and no card is asked for. It is a complete family with installable files, not a watermarked preview. After that you buy glyphs as you need them or take a plan.

Which formats do I get?

TTF, OTF, WOFF and WOFF2 in one download, plus a CDN link for the web. Every weight is a separate file.

Can I use the font commercially?

Yes, with a commercial licence. It covers logos, packaging, client work and paid products. Personal use needs nothing extra.

Does it work for languages other than English?

It draws 60 languages across 10 writing systems in the same pass: Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, Arabic, Hebrew, Devanagari, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. You choose them before generating.

Can I change a letter I do not like?

Yes. Every glyph opens in the Studio, where you regenerate it, redraw it, or upload a reference for that one character. The rest of the family stays as it was.

I only want the name of a font in a picture.

That is the other tool: the font finder reads the lettering and names the closest matches. If none of them is right, the same picture can become a new font here.