Making a chart of all my fonts

[ArkiStan]

I do a lot of typography work for design presentations and it seems like i'm always cycling through my fonts over and over again in an attempt to find a good one. Is there some kind of app that will go through my font folder and make a reference chart of what all my fonts look like in different sizes and styles (bold, italic, etc)??

[Devhux]

If you just need to view the fonts onscreen, you might want to look at PC Magazine's FontViewer (http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2270853,00.asp) (also useful for searching through your fonts and such).

Also found AMP Font Viewer (http://www.ampsoft.net/utilities/FontViewer.php) which looks like it does similar things (and more).

Note: I haven't used either program, so I can't vouch on how good they really are, but they could be worth a shot to try.

[mechmike0034]

I like NexusFont from http://www.xiles.net/.

Portable, too!

[ArkiStan]

hey guys. those all look exactly like what i was looking for. MM34, your suggestion even has an "export to image file" option so I'll prob end up using that but i'll try to post a comparison if i get a chance. as always you guys are awesome. thanks so much!

[mechmike0034]

On Lifehacker today:

http://lifehacker.com/5134199/font-picker-previews-text-using-your-own-fonts

Not exact, but related...