How does our font generator work?
Our font generator works by taking normal text you input and converting it into a unique and fun font you can use. Here are the steps to complete this process:
- Type your text into the font generator
- Wait for the font generator to provide you with different styles
- Choose the text style you like
- Copy and paste into Instagram, Facebook, or other social media platforms
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- As mentioned, the text generator fonts you see are not actually fonts. Essentially, they are symbols assigned with a Unicode value. When you type in your text, our custom font generator then seeks out similar (but ‘fancier’) glyphs within the Unicode Standard.
Different text styles resulting from the generator can include unique cursive, calligraphy, handwriting, and web script fonts. You can also choose to add different symbols and emojis as well.
Technically a font generator does not generate fonts. Instead, this type of text generator maps the inputted text to related, but ‘fancier’ symbols or characters that are part of the Unicode Standard.
What is Unicode?
Unicode is an internationally recognized standard for identifying the different characters we see on our computer screens.
Since computers only recognize zeros and ones (i.e. binary), each character is assigned a unique binary number. For example, the capital letter “A” has a Unicode character number of 65. A lowercase “a” has a Unicode character number of 97.
Unicode has over 137,000 characters consisting of your ‘normal’ characters, such as the text you’re reading right now, and the fancier characters you get from a font changer.
Before the establishment of the Unicode Standard, there were hundreds of different systems, known as character encodings, used to assign numbers to the characters. As you can imagine, this can make it extremely difficult for computers to share text and data with each other.
Today, Unicode has made it much easier to share text and characters amongst different operating systems, smart devices, search engines, and more.
Fonts, symbols, and emojis
So what exactly happens when you execute a font copy and paste from our text font generator? Is it actually a font, or is it a symbol?
As mentioned, the text generator fonts you see are not actually fonts. Essentially, they are symbols assigned with a Unicode value.
When you type in your text, our custom font generator then seeks out similar (but ‘fancier’) glyphs within the Unicode Standard. Technically, the ‘font’ you see is not truly a font, but rather a symbol.
That’s why you can’t perform a direct copy and paste of a Comic Sans text into, say an Instagram or a Facebook bio. Rather, fonts are a set of graphics that you can apply to Unicode glyphs. It is the website owner who dictates the specific font used on a particular site.
Emojis work the same way as symbols. They each have a unique Unicode number allowing you to perform a font generator copy and paste to whatever platform you wish.
How do I get the generated font?
Getting the generated font is easy with our online font generator. All you need to do is highlight the generated font. Then, copy and paste to whatever platform you wish.
Most computers, processors, and devices will accept and be compatible with the generated ‘font.’ However, there can be some exceptions. For example, certain websites may not be able to support certain Unicode characters.
In these instances, you’ll see a symbol of a box instead of your fancy font. This box is the default whenever a browser cannot support a certain character.
Ideas for how to use your generated font
The sky’s the limit when it comes to generating fonts. Here are just some ideas to get you started:
- Stand-out and impress your followers with a unique Instagram bio
- Send interesting text messages to your friends and family
- Use it as a cool nickname for your web-based game
- Get noticed on online platforms like Discord, Reddit, or Quora
- Make your YouTube video headline or descriptions exciting and fun
- Create your digital signature with a cursive-style generated font
- Design wedding invitations
- Use these unique fonts in your emails
- You can even use a unique font for your wifi network if your router allows
- And more…
Why FontSpace
FontSpace is the number one choice for generating fun, exciting, and unique fonts.
Whether it’s for your Instagram bio, getting noticed on YouTube, or creating that perfect digital signature, our generator has thousands of fonts you can choose from.
It is simple, intuitive, and easy to use, allowing you to explore endless variations! Best of all, utilize our font generator, free of charge!
On top of our font generator, we are a designer-centered website with over 64,000 free fonts to choose from. Unlike many of the other unethical font websites out there, we are completely legitimate, with all our fonts 100% licensed.
If you have any questions or issues with downloading or installing fonts, we are always here to help. We are also happy to receive any feedback or answer any questions you may have!
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This Font Software is licensed under the SIL Open Font License, Version 1.1.
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PREAMBLE
The goals of the Open Font License (OFL) are to stimulate worldwide development of collaborative font projects, to support the font creation efforts of academic and linguistic communities, and to provide a free and open framework in which fonts may be shared and improved in partnership with others.
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