FontPop
Your installed fonts and every family on Google Fonts, in one list — each one rendering your words, not somebody else’s specimen.
FontPop is included in my bundles, along with over twenty other apps.
Your text, in every font
Type a word into the sample field and every row redraws in it. You judge a typeface on the thing you’re actually setting, not on “Handgloves”.
Google Fonts, merged in
All 1,946 families sit alongside the ones on your Mac, deduped by name. A font you already have shows once, marked as both.
Copy what you were about to type
Family name, Font.custom(…), NSFont(name:), a CSS stack, an @font-face block, a Google <link> tag or @import — or the sample as an image.
Only fonts that can render it
Paste Vietnamese, Polish or Cyrillic into the sample field, flip the filter, and the list collapses to the fonts that actually work.
Variable axes you can drag
Pull each axis, watch the sample redraw, and copy the font-variation-settings that produced it.
Every glyph, searchable
Browse a font’s whole repertoire by character, name or U+ codepoint. Click to copy the glyph, right-click for its entity or Swift literal.
Screenshots
Placeholder images — replace fontpop/screenshot-<n>-{light,dark}.webp before launch.
Get FontPop
Free to try. A license removes the occasional reminder and supports the work. Requires macOS 14 or later. Buying more than one app? FontPop is included in my bundles.
Support
Questions or bug reports? Email ben.dansby@gmail.com and you’ll get a reply, usually within a day or two.
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