Font Remix began in December 2019 and was first published in 2021. It parses a font with opentype.js, lifts each glyph into editable paper.js paths, and writes the result back out as a working OpenType font. This allows algorithmic manipulation of a font to happen in a browser tool.

This version formalizes that framework and extends it with other operations I dreamed up over the years.

Fonts you make keep the license of the font you started from. The fonts listed here are open source. When uploading your own, check that the license allows modification. Fonts you make can be used in commercial projects, as far as the source font's license allows. Credit to the original designer and to Font Remix is appreciated.

Everything runs in your browser and your fonts aren't uploaded. Font Remix is offered as is: you're responsible for how you use it and what you make.

In use: the Remix Foundry, and Robert Brownjohn and Closed Caption for Primary Foundry with Jonathan Maghen.

By Lorraine Li · info@lorraine.li · @lorrr.l