A desktop font is too heavy for a website. This free ttf to woff2 converter repackages your TrueType font as a compact WOFF2 file for use in a website’s @font-face rule, so pages load faster and text appears sooner. Everything runs in your browser, so your font is never uploaded, no account is needed, and converting the format does not change the font’s licence — only use fonts you are allowed to put on the web.

How to use this ttf to woff2 converter

Three quick steps — no signup, no cost.

1Drop in your TTF file

Choose a .ttf file from your computer. The file is read locally and never sent anywhere.

2Convert it to WOFF2

The tool rebuilds the font as a Brotli-compressed WOFF2 file, keeping the same glyphs and spacing.

3Download and add it to your site

Download the .woff2 file, upload it with your site, and list it first in your @font-face rule.

Why this ttf to woff2 converter is the web-ready step

Smaller files, same letterforms — built for the browser.

Built for the web

TTF was made for installed software, while WOFF2 was made for delivery over a network, so it is the format browsers expect.

Same outlines, smaller file

Conversion repackages the font’s existing glyphs and metrics with Brotli compression instead of redrawing any letter.

Private for licensed fonts

Because nothing is uploaded, you can convert a commercial font without handing it to a third-party server.

Ready for @font-face

The downloaded file drops straight into a standard @font-face block, with WOFF2 listed before any fallback format.

TTF to WOFF2 Converter FAQs

Short, direct answers.

No. It repackages the same glyph outlines and spacing, so the rendered text should look the same.

Yes. It converts entirely in your browser with no account and no signup.

Only if its licence allows web embedding. Conversion does not grant a licence, so check the licence that came with the font first.

Keep the original file. WOFF2 is a delivery format, so keep the TTF as your master copy for editing or reinstalling.

Every modern browser supports WOFF2. For very old browsers, add a WOFF fallback after the WOFF2 source in your @font-face rule.