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MakeText is a web-based cool text generator that applies fonts and customizable effects to words and logos. It states support for 800+ open-font-licensed web fonts and 30+ effects, with downloads offered in SVG and PNG. It notes SVG rendering can be more CPU-intensive than raster images and that older browsers may render SVG filters differently.
Metaflop is a web application for modulating fonts, using Metafont. The Modulator adjusts font parameters with sliders or numeric values, and results can be downloaded as a webfont package or OpenType PostScript font. Metaflop is free and open source software.
TextFixer is a collection of free online web tools for text and conversion tasks. It includes tools to fix text, convert text to HTML, remove line breaks, generate random words, remove HTML tags, alphabetize text, convert images to PDF, and convert Word documents to HTML.
Harper is an open-source grammar and spell checker that runs entirely on the device. It covers US, UK, Canadian, Australian and Indian English, and performs checks locally without cloud round-trips, telemetry or an LLM. Integrations listed include Obsidian, Chrome, Firefox, WordPress, Visual Studio Code, Neovim, Helix, Emacs, Zed and Sublime Text.
FontForge is a free and open-source outline font editor. It is provided by a community of contributors, and the project offers documentation including a book titled Design With FontForge, an overview, a tutorial and technical references.
dCode is a collection of over 900 online tools for solving games, riddles, ciphers, mathematics and puzzles. It offers word game solvers, a cipher identifier recognizing more than 200 ciphers, and tools for codes, alphabets, calculators and algorithms. The site states that it is free.
