Turn your handwriting
into your own font
Draw your letters right in the app, or fill in a printed template and scan it with your phone. Fontlo builds a font from your handwriting — then view, fine-tune each glyph, share, and export it.
How Fontlo works
Three steps from your handwriting to a real, installable font file.
Create your letters
Draw glyphs directly in the app, or print the Fontlo template, fill in ~80 letters, digits, and symbols by hand, and scan the sheet with your phone.
See your handwriting
Fontlo generates a complete font in your personal style. Preview your handwriting as real text and fine-tune spacing and glyphs.
Export as TTF
Export your typeface as a standard TrueType (.TTF) file. Install it on your phone or send it to your computer to use anywhere.
Use your custom font anywhere
Fontlo exports standard TTF, so your personal font works in every app that supports installed fonts — Canva, CapCut, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Word, PowerPoint, Google Docs, and more. Perfect for designers, journal keepers, gift makers, brand builders, and anyone who wants their own handwriting to live on as a real typeface.
Frequently asked questions
Can I really make a font from my handwriting?
Yes. Draw around 80 letters, digits, and symbols directly in the app, or fill in a printed template and scan it with your phone camera. Fontlo turns those characters into a real, installable font in your handwriting.
Is Fontlo free?
Yes, Fontlo is free to download on Google Play and you can create and export fonts without paying. Optional Premium features (like the Handwriting Pro scan flow) add extras.
What file format does Fontlo export?
Fontlo exports standard TrueType fonts (.TTF). That is the format used by virtually every operating system and design app.
Where can I use my custom Fontlo font?
Anywhere you can install a font. Popular examples: Canva, CapCut, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Word, PowerPoint, Google Docs, InDesign, Procreate, and system-wide on Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows.
Do I need a stylus to draw letters?
No. Your finger works fine, though a stylus produces cleaner strokes. If you prefer pen and paper, use the Handwriting Pro flow: print the template, fill it in, and scan it.
How many characters do I need to fill in?
Around 80. That covers uppercase and lowercase alphabet, digits 0–9, and common punctuation — enough for a complete usable typeface.