Turn your handwriting into a font.
Draw over the guide — pen, mouse or finger
You already have a typeface.
It’s on every birthday card you’ve ever written.
A font isn’t the only thing your hand can make. Sign your name once and Inkling keeps the motion, not just the shape. Export it as an SVG that writes itself, or as a React component that starts writing when it scrolls into view.
It’s free and there’s no sign-up. Everything stays in your browser, so there’s no server for your signature to end up on.
Write your own →∞
Make one hand, or make ten.
Every font you start is saved in this browser. Draw a neat one, a rushed one and a marker one, flick between them in My Fonts, and download any of them whenever you like.
Open my fonts →- FontsAs many as you like
- WeightsRegular · Bold
- FormatsOTF · WOFF
- Re-exportsUnlimited
- AccountNot needed
- Where your fonts liveThis browser
Anything that points. A stylus on a tablet is best, a finger on a phone is fine, and a mouse works if you take it slowly. A trackpad is the hardest of the lot.
About twenty minutes for all 97 characters. Lowercase alone takes five and is enough to start typing.
A zip with Regular and Bold in OTF for desktop apps and WOFF for websites, plus a short readme. Accented letters like é and ñ are built for you from the marks you draw.
As many as you like. Every font you start is kept in My Fonts, so you can try a neat hand, a messy one and a marker version side by side.
Yes. The font stays in My Fonts in this browser. Redraw a letter and download again as often as you like.
No. Everything is saved in this browser. Clearing your site data deletes your fonts, so keep a download of any you care about.