Font from SVGs based on Unicode
Graphic Design Asked by user227495 on December 6, 2021
is it possible to create a font if we have all the Unicode characters for the language available in individual SVGs ?
I tried using IcoMoon but the output was not as I intended. The top font is the original and the bottom one is the dotted font derived from it. As you can see the joint letters are detached and even normal letters retain the space which the SVG had.
Unicode details about the characters – https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U0D00.pdf
One Answer
Font creation/editing software is specifically designed to take glyphs, in vector form and generate working font files. Allowing the creator to set options such as default letter spacing, tracking, etc.
If your SVG glyphs are vector, all you need do is use actual font creation software, not "icon collection" software.
CreativeBloq has an article HERE which reviews several font creation/editing applications.
Answered by Scott on December 6, 2021
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