Open your font file
TTF · OTF · WOFF · WOFF2
The original outlines stay untouched until you change them. Nothing is published.
// what you can change
01 Redraw a single glyph Regenerate one letter, draw it yourself, or hand over a reference for that character alone. 02 Add a language it never had Cyrillic, Greek, Arabic, CJK and more, drawn in the same hand as the letters already in the file. 03 Build a weight from your Regular Bold or Thin that keeps the proportions of the file you uploaded. Open the editorTTF · OTF · WOFF · WOFF2 Thin · Regular · Bold Every glyph editable First font free
Font editor online — open your own font and change it
Drop in a font you already have and work on it in the browser. Redraw a letter that bothers you, add a script the file never covered, or build a Bold from your Regular. The original outlines stay where they are until you change them, and what you download is the same font with your edits baked in.
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How it works
A vibe, a brief or a reference image — plain language is enough.
The full character set is drawn and assembled into a working font in about a minute.
Tune any glyph in the Studio, then download TTF/OTF/WOFF/WOFF2 or embed from the CDN.
Frequently asked questions
Is this font editor free?
Opening a font, reading its character map and looking at any glyph costs nothing. Drawing work is charged per glyph, so fixing six letters costs six credits rather than a subscription. New accounts start with enough to try it.
What can I actually change?
Any single glyph: regenerate it, redraw it by hand, or upload a reference for that one character. Beyond single letters you can add whole languages the font never had and build extra weights from the one you uploaded.
How is this different from FontForge or Glyphs?
Those are desktop tools where you draw every curve by hand, which is days of work and a skill you either have or spend months learning. This opens in a browser and does the drawing on request: point at a letter you dislike and get a new one in the same hand, add a script the file never had, build a weight from your Regular. Commercial rights come with a plan, so the file is ready for client work and product releases the moment you download it.
Does my font stay private?
Yes. An uploaded font is read for its character map and outlines, nothing is published, and the project stays private unless you publish it yourself.
Which files can I open?
TTF, OTF, WOFF and WOFF2. You get the same four formats back, plus a CDN link if you want to use the font on a site.
Can I edit a font I bought or downloaded?
For a file someone else made, its own licence decides: many commercial licences forbid modification, most open ones allow it if the licence travels with the result. For anything you build here the answer is simpler. A commercial licence covers logos, packaging, client work and paid products, teams get it on a plan with API and MCP access, and a font you generate yourself carries no third-party terms to argue about.
Can a company use the edited font commercially?
Yes. A commercial licence covers logos, packaging, apps, client work and products you sell, and it comes with the paid plans rather than a separate negotiation. Teams that push fonts through their own pipeline get API and MCP access on the same plans. Personal and non-commercial work needs nothing extra.
Which file formats do I get?
Every font exports as TTF, OTF, WOFF and WOFF2, plus CDN-hosted @font-face URLs for web embedding.
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