Although it might lead you into believing that this tiny app is actually a way to create your very own fonts, it’s not. What Font Maker actually does is to change a few settings of the fonts you currently have on your computer and save the resulting project with a different name.

Font Maker is being delivered as an incredibly light tool, which means it doesn’t even come with an installer or compressed in an archive. It’s just the stand-alone executable file that gives you instant access to all of its features.

The interface is minimal, so are the options, so there’s no help file or other type of documentation to guide you through the whole adventure within Font Maker.

In fact, you won’t even need such a thing because everything’s so simple that you may even laugh at the first glance.

Font Maker lets you choose a font from the ones stored on your hard drives and play a little bit with its settings. You can for example change the text color, change the background color or adjust anti-alias. And that’s basically it. Why on Earth would someone really used this? you may ask.

Well, Font Maker could come in very handy to all those who work with game-making tools, but it could also be useful to users who wish to create one of a kind documents or presentations.

It would be a waste of time to speak about hardware requirements because Font Maker has been specifically designed to work on every Windows machine out there, but yes, it remains very light all the time.

The conclusion is pretty simple: Font Maker is the kind of tool that doesn’t impress, but in case you are looking for an app to change some font settings, this is probably the easiest way to do that.