Input Cipher
David Jonathan Ross · David Jonathan Ross
A variable font built around substitution ciphers, ROT encoding and Morse code, letting users encode and gradually reveal text through adjustable axes.
About
Built as a typographic decoder ring, the font uses variable axes to rotate through Caesar cipher (A-Z), ROT47 (full ASCII range) and ROT5 (numerals), with additional axes for Atbash reversal, full redaction and a Decode axis that progressively reveals hidden text. Morse code input via dots and dashes is also supported, making it genuinely functional as a novelty encoding tool. Width and weight axes sit alongside the cipher controls, giving it some flexibility beyond its primary party trick.
Classification
A monospaced variable font designed around cipher and encoding mechanics; the monospacing is essential to its substitution-cipher logic and Morse code output, placing it firmly in the mono category with a novelty/display character.