Tips & Guidelines for Best Results

Write clearly and consistently. Use a dark ballpoint pen or fine-tip marker when filling in the template. Keep your letter sizes uniform across all boxes and avoid letting any strokes cross over the box boundaries, as this can confuse the font-generation process.

Always print on plain white paper. The template should be printed on a clean, flat, unlined white sheet. Wrinkled, coloured, or lined paper can introduce unwanted artefacts into your scan and reduce the accuracy of your final font.

Scan at 300 DPI or higher. A low-resolution scan will produce blurry or jagged character edges in your font. Set your scanner or scanning app to a minimum of 300 DPI before capturing the completed template. Save the output as JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIF, or TIFF — these are the only formats accepted by the uploader.

Choose a unique and suitable font name. The name you enter in the Font Name field is the name that will appear in all design and word-processing applications once your font is installed. Pick something distinctive and meaningful. Avoid using spaces, special characters, or symbols in the font name, as these can cause compatibility issues across operating systems.

Double-check your email address. Your font preview will be sent exclusively to the email address you provide. A single typo means you will not receive it. Please verify your address carefully before clicking Upload. If you do not receive an email within 24 hours, check your spam or junk folder before contacting us.