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Any Google Font on Your ESP32 Display
Summary
The blog post discusses a new tool, fonts.atomic14.com, which allows users to convert Google Fonts into smooth fonts compatible with specific display libraries for the ESP32 microcontroller. It explains the structure of VLW font files, how to use the tool with different storage options, and highlights the benefits of using smooth fonts over built-in chunky fonts. Additionally, it addresses common issues and quirks developers may encounter.
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