Microsoft has recently launched a fabulous app for Windows 10 that allows users in the most recent version of operating system to help make their own fonts.

Simply called Microsoft Font Maker, the app happens to be available in the Microsoft Store, though by way of looks of things, scant few users will receive it. Clicking the hyperlink here brings some for the 404 page, but others are redirected in to the Microsoft Store to download the app.

There's no indication that Font Maker is limited to Windows insiders, and also now we successfully installed it on just the system here at Softpedia a short while ago.
"How it works"

Microsoft Font Maker aids you to "add a personal touch to everything you need to by making your custom font in accordance with the nuances of your own handwriting," even though the official description about the app explains.

To explain, it makes it easy to use pen input to draw a font based on handwriting, and thereafter generates the necessary package that enable you to configure and to work with across the operating system.

The process is quite intuitive, along with app asks you to write quite a few pre-defined phrases to figure out the shape of each character and symbol. Everything was designed just like a wizard, and you're guided through each step, eventually letting you generate the font file that are being used in Windows.

Somewhat odd is the fact this application was released on March 3, dependant on information posted within your Microsoft. It requires Windows 10 Fall Creators and newer and it is also obviously available becoming free download for everybody who's.

While it does have to have a touch device with pen support, and also really tone be installed over PC that doesn't feature such hardware. Definitely, to use both of its features, pen input to get required.