Make sure you select the most suitable font style and size for your documents and web pages using this intuitive software solution.
- Swift Font Viewer
- Version :4.3
- License :Freeware
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Swift Eagle Technologies
Swift Font Viewer Description
More often than not, web designers get so wrapped up in crafting beautiful and appealing fonts that they forget about the fact that they also need to communicate a message. While an artist could create some abstract painting without having to fear the viewers feedback, the same principle does not apply in this case.
Swift Font Viewer is an application developed to help you find the most appropriate font for a document or a web page and make sure you maintain the fine line between beauty and clarity.
Well structured and easy to understand UI
After a quick and uneventful setup, you come face to face with a minimalistic window that comprises 3 main sections. While on the left side, you can navigate through the font styles and save the ones that you like best, the larger panel on the right side is where you can preview and analyze the font.
You should keep in mind that you can change the default sample text along with its size, a feature that can be helpful when you are trying to find the perfect font for your wedding or birthday invitations, for instance.
Enables you to save favorite fonts, yet you cannot access them
The idea behind the program is that you can preview the styles and determine which font works best, depending on the contents of the document or website. It is important to note that the app allows you to save up to 10 of the fonts that you like so you can use them later on.
Even though you are able to add the fonts you enjoy to favorites, it is still unclear how you can access them. In addition, the program does not allow you to change the font so you can get an overall idea of how the final result looks like.
A simple tool that can help you pick the right font
In the event that you are working with numerous documents or web pages and you need to find the most appropriate font for them, then Swift Font Viewer might lend you a hand.