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I want to generate a .PNG
image for every glyph in a .TTF
font file. How do I do that?
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I want to generate a .PNG
image for every glyph in a .TTF
font file. How do I do that?
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You can use Python with FontForge, it has a Python 2.7 interpreter.
On Windows: after installing FontForge, locate the "bin" in installation path and add it to the Windows system path, in my case it is:
c:\Program Files (x86)\FontForgeBuilds\bin\
This dir contains ffpython.exe
so after adding it to PATH you can directly
run a .py
script in console.
> ffpython myscript.py
To export all glyphs you can use this simple script:
import fontforge
F = fontforge.open("perpetua.ttf")
for name in F:
filename = name + ".png"
# print name
F[name].export(filename)
# F[name].export(filename, 600) # set height to 600 pixels
documentation:
http://fontforge.github.io/python.html#Glyph
http://fontforge.github.io/python.html#Font
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This online app does just that very easily and visual - although is not open source :( it could help to quickly generate transparent glyphs pngs from given ttf to quickly test. and a manifest of all the glyphs dimensions and features: http://kvazars.com/littera/
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Can you please include the summary of that application on your answer? Also see How do I recommend software in my answers?.
– CaldeiraG – 2019-07-16T12:46:30.753
1You mean other than typing one letter in Photoshop, save, next letter, save...? – Tetsujin – 2018-07-10T07:22:58.860
1In FontForge you can export one glyph as image. But if you want automation then it's more complicated – Mikhail V – 2018-07-13T15:11:38.477