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 # Bulk-font2image-tool
 The purpose of this script is to get image files of each individual character of any .ttf format fonts automatically on multiple fonts
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+With this script, you will get 600x600 pixel PNG files of the following images:
+- English alphabet letters
+- Numbers 0-9
+- Special characters: !"#$%&'()*+, -./:;<=>?@[\]^_`{|}~
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+By default the images are captioned (named) in the following format:
+  letter/number/abbreviated name of special character, char, whitebg, name of the font
+For example:
+    4, char, whitebg, Arial
+    d, char, whitebg, TimesNewRoman
+    semicolon, whitebg, ComicSans (hehe)
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+The caption formatting can be changed in the last line of code, marked by the comment pointing to the segment
+{symbol_name}, char, whitebg, {font-path}.png
+  - If you refer this to the above examples, it is easy to figure out which part does what
+  For example, if you want to remove everything but the name of the character, remove ", char, whitebg, {font_path}" portion from the code
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+INSTRUCTIONS:
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+- Make an empty folder, name it whatever you want
+- Paste this script into that folder
+- Go to C:\Windows\Fonts/ and select which fonts you would like to use
+- Copy these fonts into the folder you just created
+- Open Command Prompt into this directory
+- Type: python fonts.py
+- Hit Enter key
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+The script will automatically make subfolders based on the filename of each font and save images of each character into the subfolders
+This process might take a while if you have a lot of fonts
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+FINAL THOUGHTS:
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+- Please review the results keeping in mind that some fonts might escape the boundaries of the image
+    This usually doesn't happen with most fonts
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+- Also remember that you are liable and responsible to check the license and terms of use for each font
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+- Have a banana and enjoy!
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