FontKit

A font in your own handwriting usually means a template to print, a scanner and an online service to send it all to. FontKit does everything on the phone.

You write the alphabet on white paper with a dark marker and photograph it, or run it through the document scanner: the app finds every letter and matches it to its character, even all at once if the sheet follows an order. With no paper at hand, you draw the letters with your finger on a page with guide lines.

Every letter has its own editor to clean it up, straighten it and line it up. Accented letters are built automatically from the accents, and a preview shows a sentence written in the new font before you export it in both formats. No account and no network: photos and fonts stay on the device.

What it does

• Sheet photographed, scanned or picked from the library
• Letters drawn with your finger, with guide lines
• Editor for each letter: crop, brush, eraser, straighten
• 53 accented letters built from the accents
• Export as .ttf and .otf
• Works offline, no account