Glyphtracer takes an image that contains pictures of several letters. It recognizes all them and lets the user tag each letter to a Unicode code point. It then converts the images to vector form and writes them to a FontForge's data format. The font can then be finalized with FontForge.
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Convert images of letters to a font
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Manual Flatpak install
You can also install and run Glyphtracer from a terminal:
flatpak install flathub com.github.jpakkane.glyphtracerflatpak run com.github.jpakkane.glyphtracerAbout Glyphtracer
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