r/typography • u/Full-Appointment-599 • 10h ago
Obscure text from AI
Any ideas how to make harder for AI like chatgtp to read text from image? It should still be readable for human
r/typography • u/Full-Appointment-599 • 10h ago
Any ideas how to make harder for AI like chatgtp to read text from image? It should still be readable for human
r/typography • u/jeinvielleicht • 6h ago
Hi! Hope this is appropriate to ask here.. I'm looking for something similar to Outfit, but with a bit more character. I especially like the & character, and some of the numbers and marks you see in the screenshot.
The font will be used for a website of a spacial design programme. It should be readable and not too fancy, as it will be used for at least a few years. Outfit is a good direction from what I have in mind, but it could be a little less bland. I'm also considering pairing it with another (display) type and add some character to the site that way.
Any opinions, tips, hints are very welcome! Thanks:)
r/typography • u/basilmemories • 13h ago
Back in the early days of my misspent youth, i downloaded a LOT of "personal use only" fonts, which are fine, but in photoshop cs6 there's no way that i know of to sort those into "yeah use this wherever" and radioactive "this is not a place of honor, no commercial-free fonts are buried here". At this point a lot of the older ones are also on the gimmick side, so i'm fine pitching them to the wind if i don't have clearance to use them outside of personal projects. So what i'm looking for is either a one or two step process:
1) any site people know of where i can take a big ol' text dump of all the fonts i have and it tells me what the license is? At the very least then i can just slowly get to work removing the fonts that I don't/can't use.
2) any one know of a good font selection addon for cs6 that lets me sort fonts and see it in the text dropdown? From experience with brushbox external pickers will get completely forgotten.