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Voice to Text is a free online speech recognition tool that converts spoken words into text for writing emails, documents and essays without typing. It supports more than 30 languages, offers editing tools and transcript export, and can also convert text into speech and audio recordings into text.
Typewolf is a resource that helps designers choose font combinations for design projects. It features web fonts in the wild, font recommendations and learning resources, along with lists and site collections.
Fontjoy is a tool that helps designers choose font combinations. It generates font pairings using a neural net, with options to generate a new pairing, lock fonts to keep, and edit fonts manually. The sample text is editable.
Fonts4Free is a font archive offering direct download links to free fonts. The site states it provides 13,555 free fonts from 2,569 designers, organized into categories such as serif, script, dingbats and techno, and lists developer and license information for selected fonts.
TypeLit.io is a free typing practice site where users retype entire books such as Alice in Wonderland, 1984, Dracula and The Art of War. Users can choose from a book library or subscribe to import their own texts. The site also mentions tracking progress and practicing in multiple languages.
Coder helps clean, compare, sort, transform, count, or format text in the browser.
