Support for PS native features like ruler guides, which can define a glyph baseline.Drag & drop to turn any layer into a font character in seconds.And because of the reasons stated above, we have designed novel ways to make fonts: Thousands of Adobe users have actually chosen Fontself Maker, a $49 font creation add-on for Photoshop and Illustrator (I am one of its cofounders). But creatives might prefer an easy, fast and powerful alternative that runs within their creative tools.
If anyone is looking to invest a lot more into type-making, dedicated font editors have a lot to offer.
For instance the OpenType SVG format now let you embed PNG image glyphs into a font file, and Photoshop CC 2017 can display such color fonts.
Third, because there are new creative possibilities that no other font creation tool can offer. Being able to leverage Photoshop's features, including vector and bitmap editing, can fairly shorten the time needed to design a personal font. It can take some time to learn type-making tools, and sometimes one just need a more intuitive solution. Second, because using dedicated font creation software requires additional investments (learning curve and/or license purchase). Same applies for fonts, as many already design and layout their lettering manually using Photoshop. It is way faster to make them directly within PS than having to create different asset files, then launch Premiere and import them there. PS is not a full featured video editor, but I use it a lot for creating and editing animated GIFs. and working within the same software makes more sense. First, because sometimes we just need to be productive. Hi, there are actually a couple good reasons why someone would want to create fonts in Photoshop:
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