Convert TTF to WOFF2
Convert TTF to WOFF2 free in your browser. No upload, no signup, no watermark. Files stay on your device.
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Drop your TTF file
Drag your TTF file into the drop zone above, or click the box to pick a file from your computer or phone. The browser reads the file directly — nothing uploads.
Click Convert
The page runs wawoff2 (WASM) on your device to decode the TrueType Font and encode it as Web Open Font Format 2. Most conversions finish in a few seconds; large or codec-heavy files (RAW, video) can take longer.
Download the WOFF2 file
When the conversion finishes, the WOFF2 file is ready to download. Save it anywhere on your device.
note: Encodes a TTF/OTF as WOFF2 via Google's official woff2 encoder compiled to WASM. Reverse direction shares the same worker isolation pattern.
FAQ
common questions
What does WOFF2 give me over WOFF?
About 30% smaller files. WOFF uses zlib compression (DEFLATE); WOFF2 uses brotli — a more efficient modern algorithm. WOFF2 also includes a 'glyf transform' that further reduces TTF glyph data size. For typical fonts, WOFF2 is 50–70% smaller than the source TTF, vs WOFF's 30–50%. On font-heavy sites, this adds up to real page-load improvements.
Will all my glyphs come through?
Yes — WOFF2 is lossless. Every glyph, hinting table, OpenType feature, kerning pair preserves exactly. The compression is reversible at decode time; browsers decompress on font load and render using the standard font-rendering pipeline.
What's browser support like?
Universal in modern browsers. Chrome (39+), Firefox (39+), Safari (12+), Edge (any), and current mobile browsers all decode WOFF2. The only meaningful gap is Internet Explorer 11 — and IE11's share of web traffic is now under 1%. For 2026 web design, WOFF2 with a WOFF fallback covers everything you'd realistically support.
Can I install WOFF2 as a desktop font?
No. WOFF2 is web-only — designed for CSS @font-face delivery, not for desktop OS font installation. If you need both web and desktop, keep the source TTF / OTF as the desktop master and serve WOFF2 from your web server.
Will WOFF2 work with variable fonts?
Yes. Variable fonts (single files with multiple axes — weight, width, optical size) compress to WOFF2 cleanly. The brotli compression actually shines on variable fonts because they're typically larger than single-style fonts, so the percentage savings translate to larger absolute byte savings.