Different font file format types may cause different systems to be unable to recognize different font file formats.
For example, the most common font file formats are ttf font file format and otf font file format. However, for windows system, the most commonly used one is ttf. OTF cannot be recognized and used in windows system even if it is installed. For Apple systems, our most common font file format is otf.
So what should we do?
If only the format of the font is wrong, we have to search and download it again and find the same font format, which is too energy-consuming. We only need to convert different font file formats using the font format converter tool.
In order to make it easier for you to understand, I will first introduce different font file formats, and then explain the quick conversion of font file formats.
Font file formats basically use the following
.ttf full name (TrueType)
It is a font format that is common in Windows systems and Apple systems. It is also the most widely used font file format. It is a computer font that uses new mathematical glyph description technology jointly proposed by Apple and Microsoft. Use mathematical functions to describe instructions outside the font outline. A true WYSIWYG font that supports almost all devices for output.
.otf full name (OpenType)
.otf is also equivalent to an upgraded version of .ttf. OpenType is also called Type 2 font, which is another font format developed by Microsoft and Adobe. It is also an outline font, more powerful than TrueType. One of the most obvious benefits is that it can embed PostScript fonts into TrueType software. It also supports multiple platforms, a large character set, and copyright protection. It can be said that it is a superset of Type 1 and TrueType. The advantages are enhanced cross-platform functionality, better support for international character sets defined by the Unicode standard, support for advanced printing control capabilities, etc.
.eot full name (Embedded Open Type)
e stands for embedded in English, which means embedded. Embedded Open Type is the embedded font format. It is a technology developed by Microsoft that allows OpenType fonts to be embedded into web pages, in which the fonts are compressed and cropped to make the file size smaller. At the same time, eot also has measures to protect and encrypt fonts.
.woff Full name (Web Open Font Format)
Web Open Font Format (woff) is a font format used for web pages. Woff files are opentype or truetype font formats with format-specific compression applied and additional xml metadata added. The two main goals are first to differentiate font files used for web fonts from those used for desktop applications via local installation, and second, to reduce web font latency when fonts are transferred from the server to the client over the network connection.
.woff2 Full name (Web Open Font Format2)
Based on experience with the widely deployed woff 1.0, this specification was developed to provide improved compression thereby reducing network bandwidth usage, while still allowing fast decompression even on mobile devices. This is achieved by incorporating a content-aware preprocessing step and improved entropy coding compared to the Flate compression used in woff 1.0.
.dfont full name (Mac OS X Data Fork Font)
Uses the standard font format of Mac OS Active system fonts (accessible to all users) must be placed in the /Library/Fonts/ folder. User fonts (accessible only by the current user) must be stored in the /Users/username/Library/Fonts/ folder. dfont files can be opened through Font Book, or through a Mac OS X program that accesses system fonts, etc.
.svg full name (Scalable Vector Graphics)
Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is an XML-based vector image format used to support interactive and animated two-dimensional graphics. The SVG specification is an open standard developed by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) since 1999. SVG images and their behavior are defined in XML text files. This means they can be searched, indexed, scripted and compressed. As XML files, SVG images can be created and edited using any text editor as well as drawing software.
How to convert between various font formats
Fontke.com can convert any font files online, and the operation is convenient and simple.
The first step is to open "Fontke.com", then click "Tools" and then open the font format conversion tool.
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The second step is to click Upload Font to upload the font format file, and then upload the font file format that needs to be converted.
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The third step is to select the font file format you want to convert. You can choose to convert multiple file formats at the same time. (For example, if you want to convert one of your font file formats into two or more types at the same time, after clicking on a font file format you want to convert, you can continue to click on one or more
Choose the font file format you want to convert above), then click Convert Now, and the download is complete.
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With this font file converter, I believe it will bring a lot of convenience to many font designers or people who want to download different font formats.
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