1-Bit Pixel Art Font Editor

What it does

This tool is designed to help developers create fonts for embedded projects. Then use the glyph editor to draw glyphs. Click "Add/Update Glyph" to save them to the glyph library and update the preview. When the whole font looks good, use the export tool to get an array of byte codes in a format that fits into your project. Drag and drop the glyphs in the library to rearrange them so that the export comes out in the order you want. Font from elsewhere renders sideways: Try changing the Read Direction to "Horizontal" as some wider fonts are specified differently. The importer expect the input to be in the same format as the "C Style" exportfrom moonbench.xyz

In the maker’s words, at launch

I like making small fonts for Arduino and ESP32 projects with those little SSD1306 OLED screens. So I made this browser-based tool to help design pixel art fonts for use in those embedded projects. It has a preview area that updates when you save your character. It can support fixed-width and variable-width fonts.…

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