Preview Korean fonts
Type a sentence and every card re-renders it in a different Korean typeface. Filter by handwriting, cute, brush, display, serif (myeongjo) or sans (gothic), and enlarge the preview to inspect the strokes. Fonts load only when a card scrolls into view, and only the glyph slices your text needs, so browsing all 36 stays light. Mixed Korean and English works too — each font includes Latin letters.
Save as an image
Press Save as image on a card to open the editor: set size, color, alignment and a transparent, white or custom background, then save a PNG at twice screen resolution. Line breaks are kept. It's handy for a one-off title on a social card, thumbnail or poster when you don't want to install a font.
Why fonts don't carry over to chat and social apps
Messages and posts send characters, not fonts, so the reader always sees their own phone's default typeface. To show a Korean font, post an image. Latin text is the exception: the Fancy text tab swaps letters for look-alike Unicode characters — 𝓗𝓮𝓵𝓵𝓸, 𝐁𝐨𝐥𝐝, Ⓒⓘⓡⓒⓛⓔ — that you can paste into an Instagram bio or username. Search engines and screen readers can't read them as normal letters, so keep important details in plain text.
Licensing
All 36 fonts come from Google Fonts under the SIL Open Font License, free for personal and commercial use, including images you sell or publish. Get font links to each font's page so you can install it. The only thing the license forbids is selling the font files themselves.
Related tools
Decorate text with symbols using special characters, switch letter case with the case converter, or make a Korean red name seal with the seal maker.