What problem does it solve? Creating a custom font from your own handwriting normally requires specialized software and manual vector tracing. This Skill turns photos of handwritten letters into an installable TTF font by combining AI vision (to find and label letters) with a deterministic CLI (to trace, set metrics, and assemble the font). ## Core Features & Use Cases - Photo-to-Font Pipeline: Segment handwriting photos into letter blobs, label them via vision analysis, and build a TTF font with one command. - Template Flow: Generate a printable PDF template (minimal or Spanish charset) so users write one character per box for best segmentation quality. - Iterative Refinement: Rebuild with --smooth, --weight, and --formats ttf,woff,woff2,css options, plus a legibility report scoring confusing letter pairs like rn/m and I/l/1. - Use Case: A user photographs a page of their handwriting, shares the file path, and receives a ready-to-install font named after them, with install instructions for macOS and Windows. ## Quick Start Turn this photo of my handwriting into an installable font named after me.
