Font converter: WOFF2, WOFF, TTF, OTF
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Polices
Ne convertissez que des polices dont la licence l’autorise.
Pour quoi faire?
Caractères gardés
Noms des fichiers
Exemplema-police-regular.woff2
Aucune police pour l’instant. Déposez-en n’importe où sur cette page, ou ouvrez « Polices » à gauche pour les choisir.
Prepare a font for your website, or get a web font back onto your computer. Outlines, kerning and ligatures stay intact: only the packaging changes.
How it works
- Drop your TTF, OTF, WOFF or WOFF2 fonts in the box, or click to choose them.
- Choose the format: WOFF2 for the web, TTF or OTF to install the font. Choose “Latin, for the web” for a lighter font.
- Download the fonts, then copy the @font-face code. In Easy mode they are ready right away; in Manual mode, click “Convert” first.
Easy or manual
To convert quickly: drop your files and choose what they are for. Everything else is set for you.
To set everything yourself: format, quality, sizes, file names. Your choices are kept for next time.
Good to know
WOFF2 is the web format, the lightest; WOFF its predecessor, for very old browsers; TTF and OTF the formats you install. A font with OpenType (CFF) outlines comes out as OTF: the site never rewrites outlines, so nothing gets damaged. Each converted file is displayed on the page: if it displays, it’s good.
Frequently asked questions
Am I allowed to convert a font?
It depends on its licence: check that it allows web use (often called “webfont”). Google Fonts and OFL-licensed fonts do.
Are my files uploaded to a server?
No. The conversion is done by your browser, on your computer: no file ever leaves your device. You can even go offline once the page has loaded.
Is it free?
Yes: no sign-up, no limit on the number of files and no watermark.
Go further
A typeface is the heart of a visual identity: see my graphic design work (in French).