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For those that are out of the loop, you can think of an icon font as a grown-up version of dingbats…with an actual use-case. The core idea is to take a set of icons or pictograms that would normally be implemented as an image or vector file and then convert it into a font. There are many reasons to do this too, according to Pictonic, as an icon font can load as much as 14% faster than images and can to be as much as 90% smaller than SVG files.

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CSS Type Set allows you to visually and interactively style text and it generates the CSS.

Identify a font by appearance Identify a font by answering a series of simple questions about its appearance. You may find it helpful to use a magnifying glass or hand lens if the text size is small. Restricted set of letters If you have a restricted set of letters, such as in a logo or heading, enter them below. You will then only be asked questions that can be answered from the letters you specified:

myFontbook is a free and easy way to browse your font collection. The font viewer allows you to easily review and catalog all of your installed fonts.

it converts pixel-sized fonts into em-sized fonts.

Facelift Image Replacement (or FLIR, pronounced fleer) is an image replacement script that dynamically generates image representations of text on your web page in fonts that otherwise might not be visible to your visitors.