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How big is your font collection? If you’ve been busy downloading all the you can find, or if you’ve invested in some premium typefaces chances are you’ve got hundreds (or thousands!) of font files that are bogging down your system. Font managers are important tools that allow you to activate and deactivate your fonts on the fly, organise your collection into groups, and easily test out multiple typefaces at once to find the perfect choice for your designs. I browsed through graphic design forums and messageboards to find out which font managers were recommended by real professionals. This roundup features the most popular programs for both Windows and Mac, including free and premium apps for you to consider. What do you want from a font manager?

Aside from the basic function of activating and deactivating fonts, are there any other features you might find useful from a font manager? There’s plenty of lightweight and often free choices, but sometimes the premium apps contain some really handy capabilities that can really benefit design professionals. Grouping, labelling, tagging and organsing your fonts helps you pick out the exact style of typeface that you need from your massive library. Previewing multiple fonts at once with custom wording can really speed up your logo designs by allowing you to visually compare different typefaces. Some font managers even come with Photoshop, Illustrator & InDesign plugins so any required fonts will be automatically activated when they’re needed.

These are important features to consider when weighing up the value of the different programs on offer. Windows Only Font Managers NexusFont (Free!) is the most commonly recommended font manager for Windows. It’s simple little freeware application that has all the basic functions of activate & deactivating, sorting and searching your collection. The Font Thing (Free!) It was made in 1999, but is a tried and tested piece of freeware that is still in service for many designers.

It allows you to install, organise, preview and filter your fonts from a lightweight program. FontBase (Free!) is a new font manager for Windows 7 or higher. Unlike many free programs for Windows, this app has a beautiful interface that makes it easy to live edit, style, preview, search and compare your fonts. AMP Font Viewer (Free!) is another free option for Windows users. It has many features for installing and categorising your fonts, including temporary installation of fonts so they remain active until the program is closed.

Mac Only Font Managers RightFont ($39.95) is a relatively new font manager for Mac. It helps you preview, sync, and organise fonts stored in any location without installing them, which is great for users with multiple devices. Fonts can also be filtered by classification, width or weight.

FontAgent Pro ($99) is a classic font manager for Mac. It’s quite pricey, but you know you’re getting a tried and tested piece of software with lots of features. FontAgent Pro also comes with auto-activation plugins for the latest versions of Adobe CC and Quark.

Fontyou (Free!) is a new style of cloud based font manager. Rather than import all your fonts from your hard drive and access them via a traditional utility program, you upload your files to the cloud and manage your collections via the browser. Font Explorer X 1.2.3 (Free!) has been my font manager of choice for many years. Originally this was a free version of Font Explorer X Pro, but it has since been removed from the Font Explorer website. Thankfully this handy free version is still accessible via Softpedia. The Professional’s Choice (Win & Mac) Suitcase Fusion ($119.95) is the biggest name in the design industry when it comes to managing fonts.

At $120 it’s the most expensive program in this roundup, but it’s compatible with all the Adobe Creative Cloud software, QuarkXPress and even basic desktop appplications. FontExplorer X Pro ($99) is a comprehensive font manager with a wealth of features. It can also connect to FontExplorer X Server, which provides shared font management between entire teams, making it a great solution for teams and agencies. I have a question. Is a font manager intended so that you don’t have to ‘install’ all your fonts to use? Like, can I just leave the default fonts alone and, when I want to use a certain font, open the font manager and use it from there? Or, do I have to install the font.

I am really interested in Photoshop and all my fonts bogging it down. Yet, I like to be able to scroll through when choosing a font. I found an Adobe Type Manager, but, I am not even sure what it does. Could you explain whether a Font Manager is a replacement for installing every font I like, please?

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If you are one of those people who work with fonts on regular basis, then choosing, comparing and analyzing fonts is a serious business for you. Font management is not always as easy as a walk on the cake. Font management issues like installing and uninstalling fonts, handling missing fonts, taking care of font conflicts always keep graphic designers and typographers on their toes. Also hundreds or thousands of fonts activated on the system can use up considerable amount of system resources which in turn reduces efficiency and productivity. Mac, Windows and Linux platforms have their own font management utilities, but these utilities are not sufficient in a specialized or professional environment. This is where professional font management tools come to the rescue. You may want to check out the following related articles:.

Below we have reviewed 25 free/commercial font managers for Mac, Windows and Linux. Which one do you use and why? Your favourite tool is missing? Let us know in the comments! Suitcase (Win) / Suitcase Fusion (Mac) Suitcase Fusion (Mac) and (Win) are powerful, quick and clever font managers which have a simple and an intuitive user interface. While previous versions of Suitcase created a database of information about your fonts, the fonts remained in their original location. You still have this option in Suitcase Fusion but also have the option to collect your fonts in a structured and secure repository called the Font Vault.

The Font Vault gives users much more control over their fonts, eliminating unnecessary font conflicts, duplicate font issues and providing easy access to your own library. Suitcase ensures you have the exact version of the font you need and prevents potential font wrecks (due to missing or substituted fonts. It also keeps fonts in one, secure location – easy to find and back-up. It also offers auto-activation: only the fonts you need are activated when you open a document and deactivated when you close. With both Suitcase Fusion and Suitcase for Windows you get FontDoctor.

FontDoctor is a professional software tool that takes the work out of locating, diagnosing and repairing the most common font problems, so you can stay focused on the task at hand. Suitcase Fusion price starts at $99.95.

Suitcase Fusion is for Mac and PC. Main features:. Easy-To-Use interface. Organization with font sets. Font previews. Font Sense, the most advanced font matching technology available, that allows for a deep level of font analysis when identifying fonts for auto-activation using multiple criteria—font type, foundry, version, etc.

Keeping font library secure and organized. Font auto-activation. Windows Vista compatible. Powerful font diagnosis and repair. Font Doctor (free with purchase) Linotype FontExplorer X (Win / Mac, free) What makes really different, is the integration of an online store which lets you browse through fonts you are considering for purchasing. Hence, you can examine and compare fonts inside FontExplorer X’s online store as if they were installed on your system.

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The tool combines font management, font sorting, font shopping and font discovery in one user-friendly interface. You can organize your fonts using a library, folders, tags and smart sets. That makes it easy to find all typefaces from a certain foundry, all italics or all fonts tagged with a certain keyword. Auto-activation enables you to you decide which applications may request fonts, and which may not. Plugins for popular DTP apps like Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator and Quark XPress are available as well. You can examine the complete character set, inform yourself about the legal stuff or just see a few sample paragraphs to know what a font looks like in real-life context. Finally, you can enable/disable fonts, clear font caches, have a typeface family view, export font information as image/zip/disk image, missing font handling, document font scanner and Growl support.

Supported languages are currently English and German. Linotype FontExplorer X is free.

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Powerful font management. Built-in online store. Auto-activation.

System integration (Spotlight support). Missing font handling (system-wide auto-activation of fonts). Conflict Handling. Document font scanner. Growl support MasterJuggler (Mac) A distinctive feature of is its ability to store fonts anywhere and share them over a network. Hence, you can store your fonts in any folder on any drive and access them from removable media. With MasterJuggler you can organize fonts in custom sets to work with the fonts you need for your current tasks.

You can also preview multiple fonts and sizes with full Unicode support and view a font’s entire Unicode glyph map to find the exact glyph you want. It is possible to create your own sample strings for display. You can customize the MasterJuggler toolbar to include the commands you use most often.

The pricing starts at $89.95. Main features:. Drag’n’drop support. Support of PostScript, TrueType, OpenType and bitmap fonts. Font management via drag’n’drop. You can store and access fonts anywhere. Organize fonts in custom sets.

Activate fonts either temporarily or permanently. Preview multiple fonts and sizes with full Unicode support. Glyph maps.

Examine fonts for corruption with the integrated Font Guardian. Automate your workflow with AppleScript support Font Safari (Mac) Font Safari includes support for multiple language keyboard shortcuts and string encodings.

You can view all of the characters in the font and simulate the font in alternative encodings such as Mac Roman, Windows ANSI, Unicode and other common text encodings. You also can get keyboard shortcut information about all the characters of a specified font, view single characters or the whole glyph table. The pricing starts at $15.00. A trial version is available as well.

If you are looking for a simple font previewing and testing tool without overwhelming advanced features, this tool is one of the first to be considered. FontCard (Mac) Font Card is a haxie that modifies the Font menu and the font panel in Carbon and Cocoa applications.

It can add an icon that displays the format of a font next to the font menu item or font panel list, display the font name in the font face, group fonts into submenus, and add third party font collections to the font menu and font panel. You can view third party font collections (Insider Software’s FontAgent Pro, LinoType’s FontExplorer X, and Extensis’ Suitcase Fusion).

The pricing starts at US $17.00. A trial-version is available. Main features:. View third party font collections. View the Font Panel with each font displayed using its own typeface (WYSIWYG Font Menu). Reveal the font in the Finder from the menu. View font collections in the Font menu.

View previews of inactive fonts contained in third party font sets directly from the font menu. Mark and reveal duplicate fonts;. Easy to configure as it comes in usual Preference Pane form, accessible through System Preferences. Font Pilot (Mac) allows you to browse an entire folder of fonts that are not installed with a compact visual preview. While viewing the slideshow, you can simply click on the install button at any time to have that font permanently installed and activated.

You can view and print a character map, view fonts by file or family, reveal fonts in the Finder, use Mac & PC key combos to produce characters and view invisible fonts. The pricing starts at $15.95. FontAgent Pro 4 (Mac) is supposed to be the world’s smartest font manager. Its Smart Activation function integrating in documents and determines precisely the fonts you need. The built-in MagicMatch agent ranks the fonts you may want to use in the future and suggests alternatives. All fonts are categorized automatically, so you can view and search fonts by category or create custom classes to search later.

Finally, you can also use multiple criteria to filter the fonts you need: search by name, format, foundry, type, weight, proportion and angle is possible. It is also possible to automate your tasks and workflow with AppleScripts. What is really interesting is FontAgent’s ability to create separate font sets for projects and clients and store these fonts in separate libraries from your main fonts directory. The pricing starts at $ 99.95.

Main features:. View fonts in Player, Compare, Waterfall and Data views. Activate and deactivate fonts automatically or manually. Share font specimens and sample books. Create nested sets for projects and clients. Store client fonts in separate libraries from your fonts Fontcase (Mac) A yet to come Font Manager.