Ghost Font

Who is it for?

• Researchers and content security practitioners who want to verify whether AI can understand a certain visual encoding.
• People who need to post a single sentence on a public page but don't want it to be directly scraped by crawlers and AI models.
• Designers and developers interested in font and visual encoding experiments.
• Technical teams conducting evaluations of anti-crawling and anti-automated content recognition solutions.

How to use Ghost Font

1. 1Use it only as an experimental and verification tool, not for information that requires long-term confidentiality, as the official website itself states that it is a conceptual prototype.
2. 2To have the recipient see the content, directly send the downloaded video file; screenshots or conversion to static images will fail to convey it.
3. 3Adjust the speed parameter while balancing readability; the faster the speed, the harder it is for the human eye to perceive, and the slower it is, the more susceptible it is to frame-by-frame analysis.
4. 4Conclusions regarding model capability comparisons should be based on current actual tests, as model iterations are rapid.
5. 5Before commercial use and secondary development, check the license statement on the official website, which also provides font generation and recognition APIs.
6. 6Its readability is significantly lower than that of regular text. Use it only when absolutely necessary, and first consider whether the recipient can read it smoothly.