Stable releases available for use at http://www.impallari.com/testing

The Font Testing Page is a tool primarily intended for type designers to 'Drag and Drop' and quickly test their fonts into a browser. It can also be used by Type and Art Directors, Graphic Designers, Teachers and Students interested in seeing how a typeface works on the web.

There is a short video demonstrating this tool, http://vimeo.com/40296571

Operation is simple:

• Drag the font you want to try to the upper area of the Testing Page
• Add more fonts and you'll see their file names and file sizes as buttons

Below the drop area you see some buttons to select different layouts:

• Headlines: Displays examples: 72, 60, 48, 36 and 30 to 12.
• Text: Displays text blocks, from 20 to 10.
• Adhesion: Shows examples using only 'adhesion' text. Intended for the early stages on a typeface design.
• Hamburgefonstiv Examples using 'Hamburgefonstiv' text.
• Lowercase only: Displays examples of 72, 60, 48, 36, 30, 24, 18 and 16 to 10.
• Caps: Displays examples of words in Sentence Case at 60.
• All Caps: Displays examples of words in All-Caps at 60.
• Layout: Displays examples of Headline, Subhead and Body text.
• Kern: Displays examples of combinations of letters and miscellaneous signs.
• Latin: Diacritics for 103 Latin languages, pangrams and text samples.
• And many many more...

Notes:

• Requires Firefox or Chrome
• 100% safe: Your fonts are only stored in your own browser (using localStorage) and nothing gets uploaded to any server

Thanks

• Inspired by Jonathan Kew's OpenType Playground, made for Mozilla
• Initiated by Dave Crossland (http://understandingfonts.com)
• Developed by Pablo Impallari (http://impallari.com)
• Designed by Pablo Cosgaya (http://omnibus-type.com)
• Kerning string by James Montalbano (http://terminaldesign.com)
• Kern King Tab content from http://logofontandlettering.com/kernking.html
• Pangrams from Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_pangrams)
• Armenian Pangrams by Hrant Papazian (https://twitter.com/hhpapazian)
• Latin Languages texts by Eduardo Tunni (http://tipo.net.ar)
• Latin02 Diacritics tabs from Context of Diacritics (http://urtd.net/projects/cod)
• Cyrillic Version by Alexei Vanyashin (http://www.cyreal.org)
• Most Devanagari content by Girish Dalvi, Ek Type (http://ektype.in) and Pooja Saxena (http://www.poojasaxena.in)
• Devanagari Dictionary words from http://sanskritdocuments.org/hindi/dict/eng-hin_unic.html (Thanks to Andres Torresi and Juan Pablo del Peral from http://www.huertatipografica.com)
• Tamil Version by Tharique Azeez (http://thariqueazeez.com), text are from Niram blog (tamil.niram.org)
• Kannada Version by Erin McLaughlin (http://erinmclaughlin.com), sample texts from Miguel Sousa's AdhesionText (http://www.adhesiontext.com/kannada/), and Kannada Prahba newspaper (http://www.kannadaprabha.com/)
• Telugu Version by Appaji Ambarisha Darbha
• And many more people that helped in one way or another (If I've forgotten to include your name, just let me know and I will add it).

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