Accessible Font Tuner
A reading tool for people with dyslexia and the teachers, parents and designers who help them. Adjust a variable font until text feels easier to read, change letters that get confused, like b, d, p and q, on their own, then download the text as a PDF.
Get your text
Paste text below, or upload a photo of a page and let the browser read it.
Edit and preview
Preview
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. bad dog pop was saw. bare dear clear. nun uvu. The bright knight felt left.
Download as PDF
Adjust the font
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Spacing
Shapes
Single letters
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This tool is free, with no account and no ads. If it saved you time, you can support it.
DonateHow to use
- Paste your text, or upload a photo of a page and press Recognise text.
- Start from a preset, for example WCAG spacing, then move the spacing and shape sliders until the preview is comfortable to read.
- Type a letter or pair, for example b or th, press Apply and tune just those shapes.
- Pick a point size and download the PDF, or copy the CSS to use the same settings on a website. Your settings stay in this browser.
Questions
- Is this a dyslexia font?
- It is a way to make your own. Research shows no single font works for everyone, so the tool lets each reader set width, weight, x-height and letter shapes to what helps them.
- Does the photo leave my computer?
- No. Text recognition runs in your browser with Tesseract. The first scan downloads the recognition model, after that it is cached.
- Which languages does text recognition read?
- English. You can still paste text in any language that Roboto Flex supports and tune it.