Voice2Font

What is Voice2Font?

Voice2Font analyzes a short recording of your voice — pitch, tempo, timbre, and a handful of other acoustic features — and maps those characteristics onto letterform parameters (weight, width, roundness, contrast, terminal style) to draw a genuinely unique, installable alphabet. The same voice always produces the same font, so it's a deterministic, personal signature rather than a random generator.

How it works

• Listen — the recording is measured for pitch, tempo, loudness, timbre and how they vary.
• Design — those measurements become design decisions: how strokes end, how open letters like c and e are, the contrast between thick and thin strokes, alternate letter shapes and roundness, then weight and width.
• Draw — a drawing engine builds every letter from scratch to that design and packs it into a standard TrueType (.ttf) file.

Why two voices give genuinely different fonts

Making letters a little bolder or wider barely changes how a font feels. The big differences come from silhouette and texture — stroke endings, open or closed shapes, contrast — so that's what your voice controls most. A small, capped amount of hand-drawn wobble adds character without hurting legibility. Fonts stay upright; use your app's italic button if you want a slant.

Once generated, you can preview your font live by typing into the box below, then download it as a real, installable .ttf file. Your recording is processed in memory on the server and deleted immediately after the font is built — nothing is stored or reused.