Converts to the older WOFF format for compatibility with older browsers. Most modern sites don't need this, but some projects still include WOFF as a fallback.
Drag & drop font files here, or browse
Drop your WOFF2 files here
Converts to the older WOFF format for compatibility with older browsers. Most modern sites don't need this, but some projects still include WOFF as a fallback.
Drop your WOFF2 font files onto this page, make sure the output is set to WOFF, and click Convert. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
WOFF2 is the current standard for web fonts. It uses Brotli compression, which makes files 20-30% smaller than WOFF. If you're hosting fonts on your own site, this is the format to use.
WOFF wraps a TTF or OTF font with zlib compression to make it smaller for web delivery. Every modern browser supports it.
Usually no. These conversions preserve the font data, and in normal use the glyph outlines and spacing should remain the same. The main changes are the wrapper format and compression method.
Yes. Font conversion runs locally in your browser. Your files are never sent to any server. Nothing leaves your device.