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The fully Sonoma-ready Glyphs 3.2 contains significant changes in variable font production and many improvements.

Peter Nowell released Font Proofer, a tool for quickly creating proofing PDFs.

Maintenance update with new OpenType goodies.

Version 3.1 adds a number of glyph sets, user interface improvements, much improved stability and better localizations.

Are you still using Glyphs 2? Read these important news.

The latest release adds many improvements in variable fonts, especially when it comes to shape switching, kerning and OpenType features, and a better experience on Big Sur and Monterey.

The latest release adds better cap components and resolves problems with making Python extensions work on M1 Macs. And then some.

Want to spend less time kerning, but still have better kerning in your font? We have some great news for you.

Glyphs 3.0.2 improves path attributes with stroke contrast and improved batch editing, as well as alternate layers working smoothly in composites, and a much improved handling of Python extensions.

Another free dot update, adding a new parameter and a few useful improvements. Read what’s new.

Glyphs 3.0.1 is a maintenance update adding a new export option: variable WOFF and WOFF2 export.

Together, we have come a long way. Now, it is time to make things you love. And here is just the right tool for it.

It’s always a good day when there is a new version of Glyphs Mini. Read on to see what is new…

One of the most popular script collections for Glyphs now comes with tutorial videos.

One of the most popular spacing visualisations for multiple-master type design is now open source.

One of the most popular curvature visualisations in type design is now open source.

Version 2.6.4 of Glyphs is out, get it through Glyphs > Check for Updates…

In time for Typostammtisch Berlin, we are happy to announce the latest stable version of Glyphs: version 2.6.3. Enjoy!

Apple introduced their UI icon concept ‘SF Symbols’ at WWDC. And we introduce the perfect tool to edit your symbols for your app.

The latest iteration of Glyphs Mini brings you 64-bit compatibility and Dark Mode.

Good news: Simon Cozens’ ingenious SuperTool plug-in for Glyphs has gone libre!

The most popular script collection for Glyphs just received a major update. Thanks to Schriftlabor and Google Fonts.

We are happy to announce that we are supporting the Modern Cyrillic 2019 competition.

The latest and greatest Glyphs version, coming right at you. Read on to see what’s new.

We are proud to announce that as of today, we are offering the latest version of DTL OTMaster for purchase in our webstore!

Say hello to Glyphs 2.5, the latest and greatest version of our favourite font editor.

Get this free update for Glyphs Mini 2, with all the latest stability and performance improvements.

This is the final stable 2.4.x version. Enjoy!

As of today, Glyphs Mini 2 is available in the AppStore.

Coming soon to a goody bag near you: the really cool green smartphone stand. Read on for the folding instructions.

Say hello to our new XML editor for glyph data!

Yesterday, at TYPO Labs in Berlin, we released public betas of four new apps!

Glyphs Mini 2 has arrived, and it will make you go *g*! Get your hands on it while it’s hot, and read here what’s new.

Glyphs supports the Futuracha Indiegogo project by Greek design studio Høly.

As of today, a new version of the Glyphs Viewer iOS app is available in the AppStore. Get it while it’s hot!

Glyphs 2.4 is out, bringing you the latest and greatest in type technology, including Variable Fonts!

We are happy to announce the availability of a Japanese translation of our handbook. Many thanks to Toshi Omagari!

The latest edition of the Glyphs handbook is ready for download.

The second major update for Glyphs 2 is out now. Read on for some infos on what’s new.

The first major update for Glyphs 2 is out. Read all about it in this blog post.

The update to Glyphs 2.0 comprises hundreds of small and big new features, improvements and bugfixes. Here are some of them.

Ann Bessemans and Maarten Renckens just published extensive course material for type design with Glyphs – in Dutch. Geweldig!

You speak Python? Now you can write your own Glyphs plugins.

Use your iPod, iPhone or iPad for previewing your fonts! Read on to find out how.

A couple of seemingly minor website changes will vastly improve your glyphsapp.com experience.