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See what’s inside a font file and get it ready for the web: inspect TTF, OTF, WOFF and WOFF2 files, convert between them, build a type scale, and match a fallback font’s metrics so the page doesn’t jump when the web font loads.
Font InspectorOpen a font file to try it without installing it: type your own text, change its size, variable axes and OpenType features, and see its names, licence, embedding rights, metrics, every character it has and how much of each alphabet it covers.
Font ConverterTurn a web font (WOFF or WOFF2) into a TTF or OTF you can install, or a TTF or OTF into WOFF2 or WOFF for a website, and get the @font-face CSS for it, with the font in a file beside the CSS or built into it.
Type ScaleFont sizes for headings and text that grow by a steady ratio from a base size, shown in a sample and written as CSS custom properties in rem, or as fluid clamp() sizes that grow with the screen. Also converts CSS units (px, rem, em, pt, vw, vh) and builds a clamp() from two sizes.
Fallback Font MatcherMake a fallback font take the same space as your web font, so text doesn't jump when the web font loads: measures both and writes the @font-face rule with size-adjust and the ascent, descent and line gap overrides.
Guides
Why does my document look different on their computer?Fonts that weren't embedded, fonts that weren't allowed to be, and fonts the other computer doesn't have: find which fonts a PDF uses, check a font's embedding rights, and choose fonts that survive the trip.
Getting a font ready for the webCheck a font's licence and features, convert it to a web font with its @font-face CSS, stop the page jumping when it loads, and set a type scale.