FontGenerator does something most “font generator” sites don’t: it makes actual fonts — installable TTF/OTF/WOFF files generated from a style description, not Unicode lookalike characters pasted into Instagram bios. Describe the typeface, get the file, install it. For indie games, zines and brand experiments, that’s a commission collapsed into a prompt.
What it costs
Free to generate and preview; paid tiers for full character sets and commercial licensing — check the licence line before shipping a product with it.
What we can’t tell you
The craft that hides below the glyph shapes: kerning pairs, hinting, how the ampersand sits in running text. AI fonts look great as specimens and reveal themselves in paragraphs. Typeset a real page — not the alphabet, a page — before building a brand on one. Display use is the safe lane; body text is the test it’ll probably fail.
The details
| What it is | AI-generated real font files: TTF, OTF, WOFF |
| Price | Free preview; paid full sets + licensing |
| Best for | Display type for games, covers and brands on a budget |
| Think twice if | It’s for body text — kerning is where AI fonts go to die |
