Fontik

Online font converter: TTF, OTF, WOFF, WOFF2 and more

Drop a font file, choose the format you need and download the result. Repacking between TTF, OTF, WOFF, WOFF2 and EOT loses nothing: every glyph, kerning pair and OpenType feature stays.

Files are deleted from our servers 24 hours after conversion, and are never shared.

How to convert a font

  1. 1

    Add your files

    Drop one or more font files or choose them on your computer.

  2. 2

    Pick the format

    Choose the format you need for each file, or one format for all.

  3. 3

    Download

    Download each result or all of them in one ZIP.

Popular conversions

Formats we convert

From any of these to any other, except the two that can only be written: AFM (font metrics) and T11.

  • TTF

    The standard desktop font: installs on Windows, macOS and Linux and works in Office, Canva and most design apps.

  • OTF

    A desktop font with PostScript or TrueType outlines, favoured by designers for its rich typographic features.

  • WOFF

    A compressed font for websites, supported by every browser since 2013.

  • WOFF2

    The smallest font format for websites: 30% or more lighter than WOFF.

  • EOT

    A format for old Internet Explorer, versions 6 to 11.

  • SVG

    An old web format for iOS Safari before version 10.

  • PFB

    Adobe Type 1 for older publishing and printing software.

  • PFA

    Adobe Type 1 as a text file.

  • PS

    A PostScript font as a plain text file.

  • CFF

    The raw PostScript outlines of an OTF font.

  • T42

    A TrueType font wrapped for PostScript printers.

  • T11

    A CID-keyed PostScript font (write only).

  • DFONT

    A font in the Mac resource format used by older macOS.

  • BIN

    A classic Mac font packed in MacBinary.

  • SFD

    FontForge's own editable format, keeps everything.

  • UFO

    An open, editable font source used by designers (delivered as a ZIP).

  • AFM

    The widths and kerning of a font as a text file (write only).

Questions and answers

Are my fonts safe?
Your file travels over an encrypted connection, is converted on our server and deleted 24 hours after the conversion (the original at once). We do not look at it, share it or add it to the catalogue.
Is the converter free?
Yes, free and without registration. To keep it fast for everyone there are limits: 10 files at a time, 25 MB each, and a number of conversions an hour.
Does converting change the font?
Between TTF, OTF, WOFF, WOFF2 and EOT the font is only repacked: nothing is lost. Changing TrueType outlines to PostScript or back draws the curves again (the shapes stay, hinting may change). Formats such as Type 1 and SVG cannot hold OpenType features, and we say so.
Can I convert variable fonts?
Yes, between the WOFF, WOFF2, TTF/OTF and EOT wrappers. Changing the outline type of a variable font is not possible.
Why can't I convert from AFM or T11?
AFM holds only metrics, not outlines, and a Type 11 (CID) font keeps no Unicode letters, so a result made from it would have nothing to type. Both can be written, not read.
May I convert any font?
Only fonts you have the right to use that way. A licence for a desktop font often does not cover websites, and the other way round. The fonts of our catalogue are free to use.