Schoolwork
Draft an essay in Word, read class notes, or format an assignment in Pages.
A system-wide font for clearer reading and writing
Similar-looking letters, crowded lines, and dense pages can make writing and proofreading exhausting. DysLex gives letters more distinction and words more breathing room—so you can focus on what you want to say in documents, presentations, notes, and more.
Install it once. Use it in Word, PowerPoint, Pages, and other compatible programs that support installed fonts.
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 forms, notes, lists, and other text in compatible programs.
Designed for readers
with dyslexia
Works across
compatible programs
Try before
you buy
When letters such as b and d look alike, lines feel crowded, or your eyes keep jumping around the page, even a short document can take 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.
Please bring the budget draft to Monday's meeting.
Please bring the budget draft to Monday's meeting.
This is the authentic DysLex typeface. Because every reader is different, the best way to judge it is to try it with your own work.
Documents. Slides. Everyday writing.
DysLex installs as a system font. Open a compatible program, choose DysLex from its font menu, and continue working as usual.
Losing your place while writing an assignment, report, letter, or résumé.
Use DysLex in programs such as Word or Pages to make working text feel easier to navigate.
Crowded slides making it harder to follow headings, bullets, and key details.
Choose DysLex in PowerPoint or other compatible presentation tools for clearer slides.
Rereading the same line while drafting notes, forms, or email copy.
Use DysLex in compatible desktop programs whenever a calmer writing view helps.
DysLex is designed to address common visual challenges without adding another tool or changing how you use your favorite programs.
Distinct shapes can make letters such as b, d, p, and q easier to recognize at a glance.
More open spacing gives words room to breathe while you read, revise, and proofread.
Weighted letterforms provide stronger visual cues without changing the words on the page.
Install DysLex system-wide, then select it in compatible programs that use your installed fonts.
Current, independent resources
Typeface preferences vary by reader. These current guides and studies explain how font choice, spacing, and page design can influence reading comfort.
DysLex font questions
DysLex is a system-wide typeface—not a separate writing program. Here is what that means for everyday use.
DysLex is a system-wide dyslexia-friendly font from Spellex. It uses distinct letter shapes, weighted forms, and open spacing to make text feel easier to recognize and follow.
DysLex is designed to make similar-looking letters easier to tell apart and to give words more visual space. Reading preferences vary, so Spellex offers a free evaluation that lets you try the font with your own text.
After DysLex is installed on your computer, it is available in compatible programs that use installed fonts. Common examples include Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Apple Pages, and many other desktop applications.
No. DysLex is a typeface that changes how text looks. It does not correct spelling or grammar. Spellex offers separate assistive technology and spell-checking products for those needs.
Yes. The free DysLex evaluation lets you use the authentic font with familiar documents and decide whether it improves your personal reading experience before purchasing a license.
Ready for a calmer page?
Download the free evaluation and open text you already know—a document, presentation, assignment, or report. You will quickly see whether DysLex feels better for you.
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Use your own words. See how the page feels. Decide for yourself.
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