A website designer and graphics specialist shared in a design and art group that they made a Font turn into a three-dimensional rendering. It can be done with fonts as well as icons. They shared a link to their site and asked others to take a look and provide them with constructive feedback about the site's features, layout, response in the mobile environment and more.
The first person to comment said they had fun with it and tested a quidditch font. They thanked the original Poster for sharing and complimented their work. Another person who took a look made a suggestion that the site allow the user to determine how many different features on the SVG icons protrude as they turn into three-dimensional renderings.
A person suggested that the designer add a Tool for importing Google fonts. Someone else added a note that the battery icon didn't work for them. A couple of additional testers had ideas for more fonts and icons that could be added to the tool. An excited commentator stated that it reminded them of some of the work Pixar has done in its short animated films.
A couple of additional suggestions included using more smoothing of angles and angle changing to make the animation transitions more realistic. A commentator also added a suggestion that they would like the tool to generate SVG code that they could add into the site's HTML.
Overall, the community was thankful to the original poster for sharing their work. Almost everyone thought it was an awesome tool and stated that it was something they would be likely to use if it were available to them. A few people specifically asked if they could use the tool and its results to make additions to their websites.
The original poster and designer of the tool confirmed that this is allowed. They welcome people to use the tool and its results so long as attributions are made to them and their website. At this time, the original poster is not charging a fee for the tool, but it is a possibility for the future. For more information click here https://v.redd.it/hrhlbv1ts2m71.
