justyourconvertWOFF2 to TTF Converter
Unpack a WOFF2 web font into a TTF you can install.
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WOFF2 to TTF
Turn a web font into an installable TTF
Drag & drop a font
or click to browse. You can also paste.
WOFF2, up to 20 MB.
Works in desktop apps on Windows, macOS and Linux.
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Processed on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
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How to convert WOFF2 to TTF
Three steps, all in your browser.
- 1
Add a font
Drop a TTF, OTF, WOFF or WOFF2 file.
- 2
Check the preview
The converted font is loaded and shown with your own text.
- 3
Download
Save the font in its new format.
WOFF2 to TTF Converter: what to know
WOFF2 is a compressed wrapper around a font, made for websites. To install a web font on Windows or macOS, open it in a design tool or edit it in a font editor, you need it back as a TTF. This converter unpacks the WOFF2 in your browser with Google's reference WOFF2 decoder, compiled to WebAssembly, and saves a standard TrueType file.
For a WOFF2 that holds TrueType outlines, the TTF has the same glyphs, metrics, kerning and features as the font that was compressed. The file is rebuilt with a correct table directory and checksums, so apps that validate fonts accept it. Some WOFF2 files hold PostScript (CFF) outlines instead; for those, saving as TTF converts the curves from cubic to quadratic, very closely but without hinting, and saving as OTF keeps the originals.
Your font stays on your device during the whole conversion. Before installing a font taken from a website, check that its license allows it: a font being downloadable doesn't make it free to use.
Popular uses
- Installing a self-hosted web font to use in documents and mockups
- Opening a WOFF2 in a font editor to inspect or subset it
- Recovering a desktop font when only the website copy is left
Tips for the best result
- After installing a converted font, restart the app you want to use it in so it shows up in the font list.
- Check the family and style names shown after conversion to tell weights apart before installing.
- Keep the original WOFF2 for your website: it is far smaller than the TTF.
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