TTF → WOFF2
Convert TTF to WOFF2 – server-side
Why TTF → WOFF2?
Convert TTF fonts to WOFF2 – up to 30% smaller, optimal for web.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why convert TTF to WOFF2?
WOFF2 is the optimal web font format – up to 30% smaller than WOFF and TTF.
Are my files safe?
Yes. Files are processed and deleted immediately.
About WOFF2
WOFF2 was standardized by the W3C in 2015 as the successor to WOFF and uses the Brotli compression algorithm instead of zlib for significantly better compression ratios on font data. This achieves approximately 30 percent smaller file sizes than WOFF at identical font quality with unchanged outline data. The savings are significant: a typical font family saves several hundred kilobytes with WOFF2, which translates to noticeably faster load times for websites using multiple fonts. WOFF2 is supported by all modern browsers and is today the preferred format for web fonts in professional web development. WOFF is kept as a fallback for older browsers, and TTF serves as a further fallback level. Converting from TTF or OTF to WOFF2 is lossless since only the compression method changes. Google Fonts serves fonts as WOFF2 by default. WOFF2 has become the de facto standard for web fonts and is essential in any modern web performance strategy.
About TTF
TTF (TrueType Font) was developed in the late 1980s by Apple in collaboration with Microsoft as a response to Adobes Type 1 PostScript fonts and was a milestone in digital typography. Apple introduced TrueType in 1991 with System 7, Microsoft followed in 1992 with Windows 3.1 and the Arial font family as an alternative to Helvetica. TTF uses quadratic Bezier curves to describe glyphs and offers hinting for better rendering at small point sizes on screens. The format supports up to 65,536 glyphs and includes Unicode cmap tables for multilingual character sets. TTF is the most widely distributed font format and is supported by all operating systems, browsers, and word processors. TrueType was crucial for democratizing typography by enabling scalable fonts on consumer devices for the first time. Modern fonts are increasingly released in CFF format as OTF, which supports cubic Bezier curves and achieves smaller file sizes for complex glyphs.
Why convert TTF → WOFF2?
TTF (TrueType Font) is a classic font format from Apple and Microsoft, supported on virtually every operating system since 1991. For web applications, however, TTF is too large — typically 100-200 KB per weight. Converting to WOFF2 creates web-optimized versions: WOFF2 offers up to 30% better compression than WOFF and is the current web font standard. OTF is the choice for advanced typography features. WOFF2 optimizes fonts for their respective use cases. WOFF2 offers the best compression for web fonts and is the current standard for web typography.