The Google Font Directory lets you browse all the fonts available via the
Google Font API. All fonts in the directory are available
for use on your website under an open source license and served by Google servers.
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3D Text objects: Create photo realistic ray traced 3D text logos and images.
Image objects: Paint on multiple layers, import or create your own brushes, clone painting and painting with effects.
Vector drawing objects: Create vector images using multiple paths.
Text objects: Write rich text. Choose among 981 fonts.
Effect objects: Blur, Drop Shadow, Glow, Gradient Glow, Bevel, Gradient Bevel, Color manipulations.
Page layout: Create multiple pages, each up to 64 megapixels in size. Arrange graphical objects on them, each up to 7.8 megapixels in size.
It is possible to place graphical objects inside one another and transform them in 2d and 3d. You can also skew, bend and distort images and text.
Design, purchase and sell custom printed products. Fatpaint takes care of sending your graphics to the printing company.
Supports pressure sensitive Pen Tablets.
Contains thousands of fonts, public domain images, cliparts and brushes.
You can drag and drop images and SVGs into your browser to place them in your drawing. Then drag, resize and rotate. The time-machine feature provides unlimited undo/redo functionality. There's a huge collection of fonts, graciously provided by those involved with the Google Fonts Directory-the text tool allows you to preview exactly what your text looks like, instead of editing and clicking "apply" over and over. The select tool allows you to edit any layer, and even do bulk operations, such as changing the color of multiple layers.
Fontifier lets you use your own handwriting for the text you write on your computer.
It turns a scanned sample of your handwriting into a handwriting font that you can use
in your word processor or graphics program, just like regular fonts such as Helvetica.
Script Converter is a Google Labs product that allows the user to read a web page in a script of their choice. For example if the user can understand spoken Tamil but cannot read the script, they will be able to view Tamil web pages in English (Roman) script. We do not translate any content - we transform the words on the page to its phonetic equivalent in the desired script. We also support the conversion from non-Unicode encodings to Unicode, so that users can view pages without installing the custom font otherwise needed. Users will still need Unicode fonts. To start browsing a website, type the url in the text area, choose your preferred script and press convert.
Currently we support the following scripts.
* Bengali
* English
* Gujarati
* Devanagari (Hindi, Marathi, Nepali)
* Kannada
* Malayalam
* Tamil
* Telugu
Maybe it's just that this thing is poorly named. Or they may not know anyone who can sell it to a prospective user. Even after I poked around in the tutorials for a while I'm still confused. WHAT IS IT? It appears to be a draw app with supercharged font functions. Why should I want this? - I'm bored. - Bye.