I sampled my handwriting and turned it into an installable font I can use anywhere. If you love your handwriting, and you’d like to use it in your creative projects—websites, branding, social ...

Cheetos just introduced a brand-new font — yes, a font — inspired by the nuclear orange fingertips its snacks create. And yes, it's free for everyone to download. Here's how.

How to Turn Your Handwriting Into a Font: Have you ever thought that you can type on a computer using your handwriting? With the help of some online tools, you can convert your handwriting into a ...

If you've got a few minutes, stylish script, and a scanner, FontCapture can turn your handwriting into a font. That keeps all your mad-scientist notes on the computer, yet still gives them that ...

PilotHandwriting is a free web service that turns your handwriting into a font that you can use to send out personalized emails. The site—a product of the Pilot pen company—is similar to ...

The stunt font is the first “fully designed with the other hand,” Cheetos says on its website, where the font is available to download or experience through a browser extension.

And now you can, thanks to Tiny Hand. The free font, designed by BuzzFeed News’ Mark Davis, is based on The Donald’s handwriting.

A brand new font based on Albert Einstein's handwriting might not actually make you smarter, but it will allow you to type up documents that look like they were written by one of the world's most ...

So what’s Tiny Hand good for, as a font? Where to even start. You could use it as part of an internet meme generator, pairing any one of the candidate’s eccentric tweets with this photograph ...