My team has a woff2 font file, which we are not equipped to deal with. Does anyone know a pipeline for downgrading to a more common format?
Convert font in WOFF2 format to something else
https://github.com/google/woff2
This project provides woff2_decompress, which converts your woff2 to ttf.
With ttf you can convert it to all webfonts:
- woff, svg, otf can be converted with fontforge
- eot can be converted with ttf2eot
this was the ONLY tool that worked where all the other popular web alternatives failed on my woff file with an "invalid format" error... also i can confirm Windows users can finally join all the FOSS fun - recently released Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) Bash shell on Windows 10 successfully compiled this source... once you've got bash running you need to "sudo apt-get install git" "... make" and "... g++" prior to executing the build instructions in the github readme –
Elizabetelizabeth
https://onlinefontconverter.com is a free online tool to convert almost any font anything else. It supports downgrading woff2. And you don't have to install any program
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Panpsychist
Also, it appears that the service isn't producing proper ZIP file - getting CRC fails all over the show. –
Gladygladys
The service is perfectly working to convert woff2 to ttf. And it's totally free. The users with a bigger heart can respectfully donate something to the developer. For your peace of mind, I am not the owner/promoter, but I found it mentioned by someone on graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/questions/45690/…. –
Vercelli
I wrote https://my-font-converter.vercel.app/ for converting between ttf and woff2.
It's based on google's woff2 lib, and also Open Source: https://github.com/LibreService/my_font_converter.
Your font is not uploaded to a server. Conversion happens in browser.
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Intrauterine
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