- Supported File Formats:
- Read & Write: Fontra (
.fontra), Unified Font Object (.ufo), DesignSpace (.designspace), and RoboFont Component Format (.rcjk). - Partial Read & Write: Glyphs (
.glyphs,.glyphspackage). - Read-Only (Import): TrueType (
.ttf), OpenType (.otf), WOFF (.woff), WOFF2 (.woff2), and TTX XML (.ttx).
- Read & Write: Fontra (
- Variable Font Native: Designed from the ground up for multi-axis variable font design, interpolation, and axis management.
- Modern Vector Editing: Non-destructive path operations, full component support, custom anchors, and multi-layer editing.
- Text Shaping & Live Preview: Real-time text shaping engine with OpenType feature testing.
- Extensible & Web-Native: Runs seamlessly in the browser or as a standalone local application via Flatpak.
- If Flatpak is not already enabled on your Linux distribution, follow these instructions for your distribution to enable it.
- If Flatpak is integrated with your Software Center (as in Fedora Workstation or Manjaro), download
xyz.fontra.FontraPak.flatpakref, right-click it, and select Open with -> Software Install. - Otherwise, copy and paste the following command into your terminal:
flatpak install --from https://fontra.github.io/fontra-flatpak/xyz.fontra.FontraPak.flatpakref- Type Y for yes and provide your password when prompted
- Fontrapak with all its dependancy will be installed in your computer
- If Fontrapak is showing in your Software centre, you can press the "Update" button to update to the latest version.
- Otherwise. open your terminal and type
flatpak update xyz.fontra.FontraPak- In terminal, start the application by typing
flatpak run xyz.fontra.FontraPakPerformance: The Flatpak build uses the Ubuntu 22.04 binary, so it does not run as fast as a Flatpak built from source. Planned work on this is tracked in the Roadmap to Fontra Flatpak.
- Flatpak packaging or runtime issues: Open an issue on fontra-flatpak/issues.
- General Linux bugs or application crashes: Open an issue on fontra-pak/issues.
