Similar-looking letters, crowded lines and dense pages can make reading and proofreading exhausting. DysLex gives letters more distinction and words more room, so you can focus on what you want to say.
Install it once, then choose it in Word, PowerPoint, Pages and other programs that use your installed fonts.
Please bring the budget draft to Monday's meeting.
Please bring the budget draft to Monday's meeting.
When letters such as b and d look alike, lines feel crowded, or your eyes keep jumping around the page, even a short document takes longer than it should.
DysLex changes the shape and spacing of the text, not your writing. That simple change can make documents feel calmer, clearer and easier to work through.
Read with ease. Understand more. Feel confident.
Every letter is designed to be easy to recognise, and hard to confuse.
Distinct shapes make letters such as b, d, p and q easier to recognise at a glance.
Extra weight at the bottom of each letter keeps it from looking flipped, reversed or jumbled.
More open spacing between letters and words helps you keep your place while you read, revise and proofread.
Larger letterforms, made to strict specifications, make the features that tell letters apart easier to see.
The space between each pair of letters is adjusted, so words read as words, not as runs of letters.
Commas, full stops and other marks stand out, so sentence breaks are easy to see.
Keep your programs. Change how text feels.
Draft an essay in Word, read class notes, or format an assignment in Pages.
Review a report, prepare a letter, or make a presentation easier to follow.
Use DysLex for notes, lists, forms and other text in your programs.
It installs as a system font on Windows or Mac, with regular, bold and italic styles.
Word, PowerPoint, Pages, or any other program that uses your installed fonts.
Select DysLex from the font menu and keep working as usual.
The complete DysLex family for one user, on Windows or Mac.
Licences for a school, college or team: call US 1-813-792-7000 · UK +44 161 802 0200, or ask for a quote.
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Spellex Write-Assist includes the DysLex font in its Reading View: one click shows your document in DysLex, with comfortable spacing and a cream page, plus spelling by sound, homophones and read aloud.
Typeface preferences vary by reader. These guides and studies explain how font choice, spacing and page design can affect reading comfort.
A dyslexia-friendly font from Spellex. It uses distinct letter shapes, bottom-weighted forms and open spacing to make text easier to recognise and follow.
It is designed to make similar-looking letters easier to tell apart and to give words more room on the page. Reading preferences vary from person to person.
Once installed on your computer, DysLex is available in programs that use installed fonts, such as Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Apple Pages and many other desktop programs.
No. DysLex changes how text looks; it does not correct spelling or grammar. For that, see Spellex Write-Assist and Spellex Spell Checker.
Educational is for students using DysLex for school and study. Professional is for documents used at work.
Distinct letters, open spacing and a calmer page, in the programs you already use.
