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How to Convert TTF to WOFF2
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When Do You Need to Convert TTF to WOFF2?
Converting desktop TrueType fonts to WOFF2 for use in web CSS (@font-face). WOFF2 is the standard web font format — it's 30–50% smaller than TTF and supported in all modern browsers.
About TTF and WOFF2
font/ttf
TrueType is a font standard developed by Apple and Microsoft. It provides consistent text rendering across devices and operating systems. TTF fonts are widely supported and commonly used for desktop and web typography.
font/woff2
WOFF2 is the modern web font format optimized for fast loading and efficient compression. It reduces font file size significantly compared to TTF and OTF, improving website performance. WOFF2 is supported by all modern browsers.
Conversion Notes
Font conversion between TTF and WOFF2 preserves all glyph outlines, kerning pairs, and most OpenType layout features. Hinting data — instructions that improve screen rendering at small sizes — may be recalculated or removed depending on the target format. Advanced features like variable font axes or color font layers are preserved only if the target format supports them.
Frequently Asked Questions
WOFF2 — it's smaller and all modern browsers support it. TTF as a web font is only needed as a fallback for IE9–IE11, which are negligibly rare today.