Create Your Own FONT in Midjourney

Take these 3 Steps to create your own Custom Font in Midjourney Version 6 - the possibilities are limitless beyond belief - special thanks to Wonderful World of Stuff for teaching me about this!

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:15 Step 1 - Foundational Prompt
2:37 Step 2 - Other Letters
4:34 Step 3 - Fixing Letters
6:18 Website Tutorial
7:21 Recap

[WonderfulWorldOfStuff]

Cheers for the shout out, was happy to pass on the discovery. Soo much fun imaging new font creations. Hope everyone has fun with this :D - Awesome tutorial & as always brilliantly explained Nolan. much love peace & respect. Stay safe Ya'll.

[arregorn]

The capital letter "I" as in indigo seems to be one that throws it for a loop as well. I found one that for some reason appeared with the number 3 (so it was I3). I used Photoshop to remove the 3, saved the image, uploaded it into Discord, copied the link to that image, and used that image link instead. It was a bit of a workaround, but it finally produced a great result. Thank you so much for these wonderful guides!!!

[monkeyfarminc]

sweet... a Nolan tutorial. Thank-you for always stepping us through so comprehensively

[storytellerHD]

Thanks Nolan. Man this is one of the most procedurally comprehensive tutorials I've see you walk us through. Thanks for sharing! Cool knowledge transfer man. Question...how would you recommend converting these to open type (OTF) or true type fonts (TTF) ? I'm sure there are a ton of converters and ancillary software that handle it. Just wanted to know how you or someone in the community might approach this. Also, have you tried special characters, punctuation or glyphs yet?

[oalbert]

excellent this is a very useful trick in my work flow. Thanks for the video and the prompter

[IC]

This is awesome, thanks as always for coming through with valuable tips. Your channel rocks dude. Thanks for all you do !

[NickSpirov]

Great tutorial! I wonder if we can use vary region for the fixing of strange letters. Also Photoshop's AI, it may be useless for generating images, but is quite good for fixing small areas.

[kaizen]

You're the man, Nolan, big ups! I'm always behind on Midjourney tips and development until I watch your vids, thank you!

[zofo]

This was excellent - thanks for sharing :)

[blairhickman]

Nolan. THANK YOU!!! I wanted to do this a couple months ago and had a hard time getting a theme to run throughout the alphabet.

[shoveshito]

Amazing! Its pretty cool for a system of capital letters or something like that, at least that was the first thing that came to mind. Thank you, as always you're the best.

[jmg]

Finally another gem 💎 technique unlocked for MJ! Thanks for this Nolan ^^

[suzevidz]

This is so fun and cool! Thank you! 😁 I'm going to try to design something to use in one of my videos next week.

[xerynyes]

not planning on using this, but still interresting to know, and as usual top-tier tutorial, thank you Nolan! your content is always great

[raky]

Note you can put quotation marks outside of the brackets and just use letters spaced with commas I.E: "{A, B, C, D, E}"

[tingliasmr]

Such amazing fonts and detailed tips. Thanks as always! :)

[simongotz]

Using the same seed can also help to increase consistency btw.

[fidaee]

Amazing tutorial video! God be Glorified the Great! Thank you Nolan. Tutorial was very comprehensive, detailed, and easy to follow. You are my go to for Midjourney questions, guides, and tutorials.

[rasserfrasser]

That's really amazing. I would probably add something like --no shadow as well so cropping out fancy letters isn't a sticky mess. Thanks, Nolan!

[darthborg]

Great video had fun creating fonts, my question now is how to add it with a word to an image?