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Convert WOFF2 to TTF Online

Convert a WOFF2 web font back to TTF in your browser, for design mockups and desktop apps. Nothing is uploaded. Check the font license first.

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1. Add your fonts

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Drop fonts here, or browse filesTTF, OTF, WOFF, WOFF2, and TTC collections · one file or a whole family

2. Choose an output format

3. Convert and download

Select a font to get started.

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How to convert WOFF2 to TTF

Add the WOFF2 file, or all the WOFF2 weights of a family.
TTF is preselected. Use the preview to make sure it is the font you expect.
Convert and download the TTF, or a ZIP of every converted file, then install it on your computer.

Why turn a web font into TTF

Browsers read WOFF2, but most design and office apps cannot install it. A TTF lets you use the same typeface in a design tool or document while you work on the site.

If the WOFF2 holds TrueType outlines, the converter just unpacks it, so the TTF contains the original font data. If it holds CFF (PostScript) outlines, they are redrawn as TrueType: the hinting is lost, while the names, line spacing, and OpenType features are copied over from the original.

Before you convert WOFF2 to TTF

Web font licenses often cover website use only. Check that yours allows installing the font on a computer.
The TTF is uncompressed, so it will be noticeably larger than the WOFF2.

Mockups, documents, and presentations

The usual reason to turn a WOFF2 into a TTF is to use a website’s typeface somewhere a browser is not involved: a design tool for the next round of mockups, a slide deck, or a document that has to match the site.

Once converted, double-click the TTF to install it on macOS or Windows, then restart the app so it lists the font. Install every weight you need, because apps group them into one family by the names stored in each file.

Why the TTF is two to three times bigger

WOFF2 compression is strong, and a TTF has none. In our tests, Arial grew from 317 KB as WOFF2 to 758 KB as TTF, Georgia from 112 KB to 371 KB, and Verdana from 81 KB to 182 KB.

That is fine for a font installed on your own computer. Do not serve the TTF on a website; keep using the WOFF2 there.

WOFF2 to TTF questions

Why is the TTF a few kilobytes different from the original TTF?

WOFF2 stores the glyph tables in a transformed form and rebuilds them when unpacking. The rebuilt tables can differ in byte layout from the original file, but the specification requires the font to work exactly the same.

Can I turn a variable WOFF2 into a TTF?

Yes, when it has TrueType outlines, which most variable web fonts do: the file is unpacked and keeps all its axes. A variable font with CFF2 outlines would need its outlines rebuilt, so TTF output is turned off for it.

Will the TTF include every character of the typeface?

Only the ones in the WOFF2. Web fonts are often subset to a site’s languages, so for the complete character set, get the desktop font from its source.