FontSuit Lite3.0

Just like everyone has its own handwriting style, so does computer text differs, and this is all possible thanks to the variety of fonts. Windows comes with an impressive collection, but custom ones can also be grabbed from the web and installed on your PC. To keep track of all of them, FontSuit Lite lets you organize groups, install, and more.

Visually appealing and easy to use

On the visual side of things, the application is well organized, with a navigation panel showing all fonts inside a specific category, a text field to view and experiment with selected fonts, and other info fields to have all necessary details in plain sight.The application automatically detects fonts installed on your computer, enlisting them in two categories, one for protected fonts, and another for all of them. You’re free to create custom groups, and easily browse through existing content to add them in your own groups. What’s more, you can import from different locations, or install new ones on the spot.

Create groups, and inspect fonts

With a font selected, you can write down text in order to be shown in that particular style. A slider lets you go through all size specifications, and there are even some preset slots with text strings containing different characters and symbols, to see how fonts manage them. In addition, there’s an info tab displaying all related details, such as version, typographical metrics, Windows metrics, and more.To make it easier to work with multiple font sets on your computer, the application gives you the possibility to toggle activation status of individual font, or a selected group. Moreover, system font settings are at a mouse click away, such as the character map, or folder location on your computer.

To sum it up

All in all, FontSuit Lite is a powerful font manager, letting you sort them out, and manage them, just as you would with files and folders. Info tabs make sure you can easily access and view all details of interest, while the built-in scratch pad help better understand and analyze how text is displayed, making it worth at least a try.