instashare

Korean fonts for Instagram — the easy way

Instagram's built-in text tool ships a handful of Latin fonts — type Korean and most of them fall back to the same plain system face. If you want your Seoul photos to actually look Korean, the type has to be Korean. instashare is a free web editor that renders real Korean fonts onto your photo and exports a story-ready PNG.

10 real Korean fonts, rendered live

Pretendard (프리텐다드)

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Black Han Sans (블랙한산스)

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Paperlogy (페이퍼로지)

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ChosunGu (조선굴림)

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Galmuri11 (갈무리11)

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Handjet (핸드젯)

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Hakgyoansim Allimjang (학교안심알림장)

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Nanum Pen Script (나눔손글씨펜)

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LeeSeoyun (이서윤체)

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Ownglyph Dagyeong (온글잎 다경)

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All ten are open-licensed (OFL or equivalent) — free for personal and commercial use.

How it works

  1. Open the editor — it runs entirely in your browser.
  2. Add your photo. It never leaves your device — rendering is 100% client-side.
  3. Tap anywhere, type, and swipe through the Korean fonts. Don't know Korean? Tap 가 for curated phrases with meanings.
  4. Save. You get a 1080×1920 PNG that drops straight into your story.
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FAQ

Is it really free?

Yes. The fonts are open-licensed, the editor is free, and there's no account or watermark.

I can't type Korean on my keyboard.

Use the 가 button — 28 curated Korean phrases with romanization and verified English meanings, inserted in one tap. See the full list on the captions page.

Will the fonts display correctly on Instagram?

Yes — the text is baked into the exported image, so it looks identical on every platform and device.

Looking for something to say? Browse Korean captions with meanings →

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