Font Sample Sheets in Seconds
It's easy to create hardcopy and PDF font sample and specimen sheets in FontAgent so you can share your font selections with others, compare text in various fonts, and create catalogs of your font collection.More
Tile View Magic in FontAgent
The Tile View in the FontAgent font manager provides compact previews of a font family or project set, and syncs with FontAgent's Compare, Player and Glyphs Views.More
Organizing Your Fonts by Family
Organizing fonts into families is one of the many functions of a professional font manager. Learn how to use FontAgent to organize your font families the way you want.More
Dealing with Duplicate Fonts
There are many different ways that apparently similar fonts can differ from each other. It’s important to understand those differences so you can decide which fonts to use in your creative projects.More
Explore Your Fonts with FontAgent
FontAgent reveals a treasure trove of metadata, metrics and descriptive details about your fonts. And it makes all that data available for you to search, sort and explore as you select fonts and create criteria for Smart Sets — on both Mac and Windows platforms.More
Font Usage Reports in FontAgent CloudServer
FontAgent CloudServer provides detailed font usage reports you need to track and control font usage and license compliance across your organization.More
Command and Control of User Desktop Fonts
FontAgent Server includes a variety of customizable controls for syncing, displaying and managing fonts on client desktops.More
FontAgent CloudServer Supports Azure Active Directory
FontAgent CloudServer supports Microsoft Azure Active Directory integration for single sign-on and directory permissions for managing cloud-based font distribution across the enterprise.More
What’s in FontAgent Server?
FontAgent Server integrates a variety of font management services into its FontFlex™ foundation to serve the needs of organizations of any size.More
Using Tags in FontAgent
FontAgent 9 includes an all-new tag manager that you can use to describe and organize your fonts. Tags are simple keywords that you assign to fonts and sets to associate them with topics, projects, clients or anything else... so you can always find the fonts you need quickly and easily.More