A collection
with character.
Keep your favorites close, group fonts into collections, and compare the details that make a difference.
Organize your fonts.
Try them in context.
Make your own.
Typefield brings your fonts, your ideas, and your own letterforms into one native Mac app. Less looking around. More making things.
Bring your font collection into focus. Browse, compare, and shortlist the faces that feel right for your next idea.

Keep your favorites close, group fonts into collections, and compare the details that make a difference.
Try a pairing in an actual layout. Explore typeboards in Spaces, then take your direction into the next part of your process.
When a typeboard is ready, carry the layout forward as editable files or a clear reference for the next person.
Export a layout, then use the local importer to create editable frames with text and shapes.
Run the included builder scripts to recreate typeboards as editable documents in Adobe.
Share a PDF for review, or hand developers typography tokens with font names, sizes, and spacing.
A native app that fits your workflow, with your font library and creative work close at hand.
Your library and projects live locally. No Typefield account required to use the app.
Take out typeboards, developer tokens, and your own letterforms. Good ideas deserve to go places.
A native Mac app for working with type. Library helps you organize and compare fonts. Spaces gives you a place to explore typography in context. Letterform Editor lets you draw, import, and edit your own letterforms.
Typefield is in development. The first public release is being prepared. Availability, system requirements, and pricing will be shared closer to launch.
Yes. Typefield is built around your own font library. You can preview, organize, compare, and activate fonts. Your font licenses still apply to any work you make or share.
The Letterform Editor supports drawing and artwork import, editable outlines, spacing, and static TrueType export. Start with original artwork and refine it into something you can type with.
Yes. Spaces can export layouts for Figma through a local importer, and builder scripts for Illustrator and InDesign. You can also export PDFs and developer tokens. These are file-based handoffs you run yourself, not live sync.