FONTXD FAQ
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What is FONTXD?
FONTXD is an AI-powered font creation workspace. It helps you turn prompts, images, and handwriting into real font files that you can preview, edit, download, and use.
Can I create a font from a text prompt?
Yes. Describe the style, mood, shape, contrast, personality, or intended use of your typeface. FONTXD uses your description as the starting point for a custom font.
Can I make a font from an image?
Yes. Upload lettering, a poster detail, logo reference, or other visual sample. FONTXD uses the visual direction to generate a font that you can continue refining in Studio.
Can I create a font from handwriting?
Yes. Add a handwriting sample or draw directly in FONTXD to turn your personal letterforms into a digital typeface while preserving their individual character.
What can I use FONTXD for?
Create custom brand lettering, campaign typography, book covers, posters, packaging, game titles, app interfaces, social graphics, pitch decks, and early design-system concepts.
Do I get a real font file?
Yes. FONTXD creates downloadable font files rather than only producing a stylized image. You can preview the result, open it in Studio, and export it for use in your projects.
Can I edit the generated font?
Yes. Open your font in Studio to refine individual glyphs, adjust spacing and metrics, edit paths, review the character set, and save your changes.
Can I use FONTXD fonts commercially?
Usage depends on your FONTXD plan and the applicable service terms. Review the current plan details and terms before using a generated font in client, business, or product work.
Which font formats can I download?
FONTXD supports common font exports including TTF and OTF, with web-ready formats such as WOFF and WOFF2 available where supported by the project.
How many characters can a font contain?
Character coverage depends on the selected generation mode. Standard creates a focused character set, while Extended provides broader glyph coverage for more complete font projects.
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