If you're particular about the fonts you use, then perhaps a font manager tool could prove to be a useful addition to your installed software. Not only does it help you organize and keep track of the fonts you like easier. If you work in some design field, then the need to manage your assets becomes increasingly relevant.

With the help of nexusfont, users can manage their favorite fonts from a single interface. Whether it is tagging them, grouping them into sets, or looking to see how they fare with certain colors and text sizes, this is a tool that facilitates all such processes for users.

Some people hardly venture out for third-party fonts. For most, the default ones that come with their machine do well enough to provide whatever they need. Once you get into design work, however, there's a whole world of fonts to discover.

Through a tool such as this one, managing and keeping track of your installed fonts becomes an easy task. Right after booting it up, the program will retrieve your system's installed fonts, while also providing examples for each. You can search a font's name, modify the sample text, as well as change its color, size, italicize it, and so on.

For superior organization, it's worth taking a bit of time to tag and group up your fonts. This can make finding them easier when you're in need, and bundling them into sets can also prove to be beneficial in the long run. As such, one can group certain fontsunder sets, which allows them quick access to those designs.

The Charmap function can also prove to be useful — especially if you're very particular with your characters. Through it, users can inspect each of the available Unicode character ranges for a given font, and even export them as images.

nexusfont can come in quite useful in a number of situations, so if you're one who likes their fonts and wants to organize them better, this one's for you.

NexusFont is part of these download collections: View Font, Open Font