Browse your fonts
See installed fonts and folders you choose. Live folders watch for changes while Typefield is open; Google Fonts can be previewed before downloading.
Browse and organize fonts, build typeboards, draw letterforms, and take your work into other tools.
Get a clear view of the fonts already on your Mac, then keep the useful ones close.
See installed fonts and folders you choose. Live folders watch for changes while Typefield is open; Google Fonts can be previewed before downloading.
Search and filter by category, source, writing system, weight, coverage and OpenType features. Save searches to revisit a view of your current catalog.
Set your own preview text, inspect every family style and variable axis, use color overlays, or build a shortlist of up to six families.
Keep favorites, collections and nested tags. Group families, revisit recent imports and review exact duplicates before removing files.
Local Find similar and Rediscover suggestions use font metadata and explainable visual signals from fonts on your Mac.
Explore glyphs, Unicode coverage, metrics and font health. Export original files or temporarily activate eligible fonts for other Mac apps.
Try typography in layouts you can actually edit, compare and carry forward. Pop Spaces into its own window and drag fonts from separate collection, folder or shortlist browsers onto text.
Use Website, Product UI, Editorial, Poster or Type system canvases, or build a custom one. Organize canvases into typeboards and Spaces.
Set Display, Heading, Subheading, Body, UI, Caption and Monospace fonts. Adjust axes, OpenType features, size, line height, tracking, kerning and color.
Change text in place, add artwork, move and resize layers, compare directions side by side, and switch between two same-size options with Quick A/B.
Get local suggestions from your own font library, with readable reasons for contrast, proportions and role fit. Choose what goes into each role.
Save typeboards and checkpoints, export portable Space JSON, or create a Library collection from a canvas, typeboard or whole project.
Audit selected styles and compare compatible variable and static files. Exact download weight appears only when Typefield can match a licensed WOFF2 file to a face.
Make your own letters with drawing tools and editable outlines. Pop out the core editor, adjust or hide the character rail, and collapse metrics for more drawing room.
Draw cubic Bézier paths in Vector mode, or sketch with Round, Marker and Outline pens. Smooth strokes and erase whole strokes.
Move nodes and handles, work with counters and contours, transform shapes, set metrics and side bearings, and use Undo/Redo while refining a glyph.
Import PNG, JPEG, TIFF, HEIC, outlined SVG or a Procreate embedded preview. Review one letter or an alphabet sheet before tracing it into editable outlines.
Reuse linked components, keep separate editable masters, add Unicode characters and set kerning groups or pair exceptions.
Try drawn glyphs in words, preview a smoother trace, export selected glyphs as SVG, or create a validated static TrueType font. Two compatible masters can export as a variable weight font.
Take a type direction into design and development tools with files you control.
Export canvas PDFs and a multi-page type-system PDF, plus compact or detailed typography specifications in text or Markdown.
Export a package for the bundled local importer to build editable frames, text and simple shapes. Selected Figma frames can come back through JSON.
Run exported JSX builders inside Adobe apps for editable native documents. A separate return bridge brings supported text and shapes back as JSON.
Generate CSS font declarations and variables, token JSON, fluid type suggestions, Tailwind setup, SwiftUI and Compose starters, and a printable specimen.
Handoffs reference fonts by name. Typefield does not bundle licensed font binaries; use font files you have the rights to share. Figma and Adobe workflows use exported files, not live sync.
A native app with local projects and your own font library at its center.
In this beta, SVG artwork is rendered and traced, and Procreate import uses its embedded preview. Variable weight export requires exactly two compatible masters. Automatic missing-letter suggestions are not available.