About the Font Converter
The Font Converter changes font files from one format to another without installing any software. Drop in TTF, OTF, WOFF or WOFF2 files, choose the format you need and download the result. You can convert a whole font family in one go, and the tool writes the @font-face CSS for the web formats so the fonts are ready to use on a website.
Choose WOFF2 for websites: it is the smallest format and every current browser supports it. Choose TTF when you want to install a font on Windows, macOS or Linux, or use it in apps such as Word, Photoshop, Canva or Cricut Design Space. WOFF is only needed for very old browsers. The conversion runs on your own device, so licensed and unreleased fonts never leave your computer.
For a single job you can also use the dedicated TTF to WOFF2, WOFF2 to TTF, OTF to TTF and WOFF to TTF pages, or open a file in the Font Viewer to check its name, version, license and characters.
Which format for which job
| You want to… | Convert to |
|---|---|
| Use a font on your website | WOFF2 |
| Support a very old browser as well | WOFF2 plus WOFF |
| Install a font on Windows, Mac or Linux | TTF |
| Use a font in Word, Photoshop, Canva desktop or Cricut | TTF |
Adding a font to a website
- Convert all the weights you need (for example Regular, Bold and Italic) in one go.
- Upload the WOFF2 files to a folder such as
/fonts/on your site. - Copy the generated
@font-faceCSS into your stylesheet, check the file paths, and use the family name infont-family.
Converting does not change the licence. A font that may only be used on desktop computers may not be allowed on a website, even after conversion. Check the licence with the Font Viewer.
How to use the Font Converter
- Drop one or more TTF, OTF, WOFF or WOFF2 files into the upload area.
- Choose the output format: WOFF2, TTF or WOFF.
- Wait a moment while each font is converted on your device.
- Download the fonts one by one or as a ZIP, and copy the @font-face CSS if you need it.
Frequently asked questions
Which font format should I use on my website?
WOFF2. It is compressed with Brotli, usually 30% smaller than WOFF and much smaller than TTF, and it works in all modern browsers. You no longer need EOT or SVG fonts.
Does converting change how the font looks?
No. Converting between TTF, WOFF and WOFF2 only repackages the same font data. Converting OTF to TTF redraws the curves in TrueType format, which looks the same at normal sizes.
Can I convert a whole font family at once?
Yes. Add all the weights and styles together, then download them as one ZIP that also contains a fonts.css file with the matching @font-face rules.
Am I allowed to convert any font?
Check the font license. Most open fonts, such as those from Google Fonts, allow conversion. Commercial fonts often need a separate web license before you use them on a website.
