Typograf

Typograf: It boasts a clean and straightforward layout that provides several configuration settings to tinker with.

Basically, it proves to be extremely easy to work with this tool, as it automatically displays the fonts that are installed on your computer.

What’s more, you can preview each font, uninstall the selected one, and view detailed information about each font, such as family name, style, version, copyright, designer, and description.

Additionally, you can gather info about metric data (e.g. height of the character cell, spacing between rows, maximum letter width), kerning pairs, as well as characters.

Another notable characteristic worth mentioning is represented by the possibility to perform font comparison operations in terms of family name, special characters, kerning pairs, size, font header, character mapping data, numbers, accented characters, and other criteria.

Typograf lets you preview each font on a virtual keyboard, customize the text in terms of size and color, pick the background color for the preview mode, as well as zoom in or out.

You can print the information, organize your fonts in different folders, archive fonts to the database, filter them by date, kerning pairs, size, name, or other criteria, as well as export data to HTML, TXT, or other file format.

During our testing we have noticed that Typograf carries out a task quickly and without errors throughout the entire process. It doesn’t eat up a lot of CPU and memory, so the overall performance of the computer is not affected.

As a conclusion, Typograf proves to be a handy piece of software that enables you to manage the fonts installed on the system. It can be easily configured and installed by all types of users, regardless of their experience level.