Manifesto

A typeface is the body of a word. It is the physical form of your thought, and it is never neutral. We learned to distinguish between languages, but for a long time we did not notice how the enemy kept "speaking" to us through the voice of symbols.

We do not blame anyone for the past. We all lived in that inertia, choosing convenient fonts without thinking about who created them. But today this blind spot is gone. We finally see that using russian Cyrillic means allowing the enemy to keep shaping our visual space.

Ukrainian graphic culture has deep roots. Generations of artists fought for every letter we have, for every expressive sign, and for the right to have our own visual identity. Today, we are their voices. Your font choice is not just a technical decision — it is a gesture of respect for our history and our freedom.

Shryftoriz is a tool of our shared hygiene. It is not meant to limit you, but to highlight what is hidden. We detect russian fonts to make room for Ukrainian ones. We reveal inertia so that you can make your own choice. Our words deserve a dignified, clean body.