Visual order mode: drag glyphs into the desired sequence. IDs stay unchanged until you choose Apply/Reindex and confirm the actual ID changes.
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Occupied: {{ replacementRequest.conflictIds.map(id=>'#'+id).join(', ') }}
You changed the visual order. Applying it makes those positions the permanent glyph IDs. This is useful when arranging a finished library, but existing encoded data will need this reindexed glyph set.
Filled glyphs that change: old ID → new ID
All 256 canonical IDs are filled and no exact duplicates were found.
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Blocking issues
Near-duplicate groups to review
A free in-browser tool by Alex Rel.
Hand-draw a 256-symbol glyph library on a 9×9 or 16×16 node grid — lines, rings and dots — with exact-duplicate detection and structural similarity search to keep the set legible.
Export a work-in-progress backup at any time, or validate all 256 IDs before downloading a final JSON set. Everything runs locally in your browser — your session is automatically saved.
The JSON format is prepared for a future custom-library workflow in Glyph Codec; the current codec does not import user-made sets yet.
If you have any questions, feedback, or feature requests, feel free to write on Telegram (@releeshahn) or send an email to [email protected].