FontCap vs SandollCloud

FontCap syncs font libraries across Mac, Windows, and Linux computers through its built-in cloud. It automatically finds installed fonts and supports TTF, OTF, WOFF, and WOFF2 files. After sign-in, it downloads and installs fonts that are missing from a device. Users can drag font files into the app to upload and sync them, view connected machines, see where fonts came from, and set sync preferences for each device. FontCap identifies duplicates using SHA-256 file hashes and can run up to five downloads at once, with automatic retry. The maker lists macOS 10.13 or later, Windows 10 or later in 64-bit, and Linux AppImage or .deb builds. Its privacy policy says the app collects account, device, and synced-font data, but does not sell data or track behavior. Users can export font files, delete fonts, or remove an account and its associated data. FontCap is free, with every feature and font included and no subscription tiers.

SandollCloud is a cloud-based font subscription platform that lets users use fonts without downloading font files. Its library is described as roughly 12,000 fonts in Korean, English, Thai, Chinese, and other languages. The desktop app lets users sync fonts across PCs, activate or deactivate them, and organize favorites into folders. Desktop support is listed for Windows 10 and macOS 10.14 or later, and an iPhone and iPad app is available for mobile use in apps such as KakaoTalk, Goodnotes, and video editors. Compatibility listings include Adobe Creative Suite, Figma, Sketch, Microsoft Office, Hancom Office, and Apple iWork; Figma Online requires the font installer. The service needs an internet connection and lists DaVinci Resolve, Silhouette, PhotoScape, and GIMP as incompatible. A Starter Pack offers 200+ fonts free for 14 days, without a payment method or automatic charge, but is limited to non-commercial use. Paid plans start at 11,000 KRW a month.