Abstract: Methods and systems disclosed herein relate generally to systems and methods for analyzing various stroke properties determined from strokes inputted by a user to generate a new glyph set for rendering type characters. A font-generating application receives, via a stroke input on a typographic layer presented on a user interface, strokes that trace a visual appearance of a glyph set comprising one or more glyphs. The font-generating application determines stroke properties for the strokes. The font-generating application constructs a new glyph set from the stroke properties. The font-generating application applies the new glyph set to render, on a user interface, one or more type characters that match a visual appearance of the new glyph set.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure include obtaining an input video depicting a change to an image, wherein the input video has a first aspect ratio. Some embodiments compute a cost function for a frame of the input video based on a location of the change. A modified frame corresponding to the frame of the input video is generated based on the cost function. In some examples, the modified frame has a second aspect ratio different from the first aspect ratio. Then, an output video including the modified frame is generated and the output video has the second aspect ratio.

Abstract: Methods and systems disclosed herein relate generally to systems and methods for analyzing various stroke properties determined from strokes inputted by a user to generate a new glyph set for rendering type characters. A font-generating application receives, via a stroke input on a typographic layer presented on a user interface, strokes that trace a visual appearance of a glyph set comprising one or more glyphs. The font-generating application determines stroke properties for the strokes. The font-generating application constructs a new glyph set from the stroke properties. The font-generating application applies the new glyph set to render, on a user interface, one or more type characters that match a visual appearance of the new glyph set.

Abstract: Methods and systems disclosed herein relate generally to systems and methods for analyzing various stroke properties determined from strokes inputted by a user to generate a new glyph set for rendering type characters. A font-generating application receives, via a stroke input on a typographic layer presented on a user interface, strokes that trace a visual appearance of a glyph set comprising one or more glyphs. The font-generating application determines stroke properties for the strokes. The font-generating application constructs a new glyph set from the stroke properties. The font-generating application applies the new glyph set to render, on a user interface, one or more type characters that match a visual appearance of the new glyph set.

Abstract: Methods and systems disclosed herein relate generally to systems and methods for analyzing various stroke properties determined from strokes inputted by a user to generate a new glyph set for rendering type characters. A font-generating application receives, via a stroke input on a typographic layer presented on a user interface, strokes that trace a visual appearance of a glyph set comprising one or more glyphs. The font-generating application determines stroke properties for the strokes. The font-generating application constructs a new glyph set from the stroke properties. The font-generating application applies the new glyph set to render, on a user interface, one or more type characters that match a visual appearance of the new glyph set.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and non-transitory computer readable storage media are disclosed for modifying drawing characteristics of digital raster images utilizing stroke properties. Specifically, the disclosed system receives a stroke input to draw a stroke within a raster layer of a digital raster image. The disclosed system determines drawing data by capturing stroke points and properties of the stroke and then store the drawing data within a metadata file associated with the digital raster image. The disclosed system receives a request to change at least one drawing attribute of the stroke to a different drawing attribute. In response to the request, the disclosed system modifies the digital raster image by updating the drawing data for the stroke according to the request and then re-generate the raster layer including the stroke utilizing the updated drawing data.