In the Variations panel, you can see all your axes, as well a visual/spatial representation of the design space, including the position of masters. In FontLab, Variations panel is the primary place for controlling Variations. Use File > Export Font As to export your entire variable font into a variable font format such as Variable TT (.Use File > Export Font As to export all font masters or all predefined instances into a final “static” font format such as OpenType PS (.Use Font > Generate Instance to interpolate an instance, and insert it as a predefined instance or a master into your font, or create a “static” (single-master, non-variable) font that you can later post-process and export.

The dynamically interpolated instance is always available in the Layers and Masters panel as the #instance layer. Preview the interpolation process dynamically using the Variations panel.If your font has multiple variable masters, you can: See Variations for a general introduction to the concept of variable fonts, axes, masters and instances. In FontLab, the entire process of working with multiple masters, interpolation and instances is called Variation, and any font or glyph that can produce instances through interpolation is variable. Previewing Instances and Interpolation Results.Previewing Instances and Interpolation Results Glyph names, OT features, text, layers, color, files, UI, Python, variaĭetecting Element References or Composites Variation, imported artwork, components, auto layers, elements Metrics, kerning, Font window, Font Info, hints, guides, classes General, editing, anchors, actions, FontAudit, copy-paste

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