Make Your Own Fonts


Did you know that you can make your own fonts in the Inspiration Studio Software? YES!! You can! You could take your own handwriting or maybe your children’s handwriting and turn them into fonts to cut. You can also take a favorite font and turn it into a single stroke font for journaling with our Pen Tool. (If you are not familiar with our Pen Tool you should check out the videos to see what you can do with it.) Journaling Fonts cannot be cut because they are single lines, but they can be engraved, embossed and drawn. If you hate your own handwriting, you can use a journaling font, our pen tool and a gel pen to make it look like you wrote it out by hand.

In the tutorial I created for today, I will show you how to make a journaling font. (In a later tutorial I will show you tricks for turning handwriting into a font.) You can find the Font Create tools by clicking on the View button and choosing Toolbars. Scroll down and right under Zoom you will see Create Font. Selecting it will open the tool bar to make fonts. The process to make a font is a bit tedious, because you have to hand vectorize every letter, number and symbol. It is well worth it, however, when the end result is a font you will use over and over again. Watch the video (take notes!) and try it. I recommend that you know how to do hand vectorization, so if you don’t yet you might want to watch the video for that first. Find a font you have been wanting to use for journaling with the pen tool and start creating!

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Did you know that you can make your own journaling fonts in the Inspiration Studio Software? In this tutorial you will learn how to turn a favorite font into a single stroke font for journaling with our Pen Tool. Learn how to set up the font for converting to single stroke, what size to use and tricks to make the process more efficient. You will also learn how to locate the Create Font tools and which ones to use to create a custom font that can be used for engraving, embossing or writing.

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7 thoughts on “Make Your Own Fonts

  • Victoria Kee

    Another question though….as we create these fonts….is there a way that we can share them with other?

  • Terri Mueller

    Oh Boy, am I going to have fun with this. I just bought the pen tool and can’t waite to play now.

  • Christine Post author

    Do you want to share the fonts here in our forums or were you thinking about just sharing in general? You can copy the font file to another computer but the procedure will be different depending on the operating system. I think I will do a tutorial on locating and moving/saving files.

  • Andrea Wayman

    Chris thank you so much, I can’t wait to have time to play with this, as I absolutely love journalling.

  • Erin Roeing

    I would like to write in a spiral… is there an easy way to do this? I’ve tried doing text to path but can’t make the writing start on the outside of the spiral and go inward.

  • Anne Peters

    wow, this is amazing, I really enjoyed the tutorial and I know I will have a lot of fun with this one! Thank you x