From your hand to a font, step by step
No design skills, no scanning, no cleanup. You write; Inkling does the typography.
Write your letters
On a tablet or touchscreen, write over light guide lines — lowercase, uppercase, numbers, and the punctuation you use. Go at your own pace; redo any letter that doesn't feel like you.
write like you actually writeInkling forges the font
Your strokes become true OpenType outlines. We measure the rhythm of your writing to set spacing and kerning, so words look the way your hand spaces them — not squeezed or scattered.
spacing measured from youInstall & use it anywhere
Download a standard font file and install it like any other. Type in your documents, design tools, and — on Pro — the web. It's yours to keep, forever.
it's really yoursThe details that carry your hand
Your rhythm
Spacing and kerning are measured from how you actually write — not a one-size template.
Your variants
On Pro, versions of a letter you actually wrote take turns as you type — the way no two of your a's are identical.
Your quirks
The loop, the slant, the way you cross a t — kept, not corrected.
What a font can — and can't — do
A font is a set of fixed letterforms. It captures your hand beautifully, but it can't reproduce the living flow between strokes the way a video of you writing would. We're clear about that edge instead of promising magic. Where the edges are →
See it happen with your handwriting
The first font is free and takes about ten minutes.