OTF → TTF
Convert OTF to TTF
For design tools or older systems that specifically expect TrueType outlines rather than PostScript.
Nothing is uploaded to a server. The conversion runs locally, using your browser's own JavaScript engine.
Some older design software, embedded systems, or specific in-house workflows only read TrueType (quadratic curve) outlines and reject OpenType's PostScript (cubic curve) outlines outright. This turns your OTF into a genuine TTF that those tools will accept.
Why convert OTF to TTF?
Reach for this when a specific tool flatly refuses OTF or CFF fonts and asks for TrueType instead.
This necessarily redraws the original cubic Bezier outlines as quadratic curves, since that's what TTF uses. At normal reading and display sizes the difference isn't visible.
Frequently asked questions
- Why would I want TTF instead of just keeping OTF?
- Mostly compatibility. A handful of older or specialized tools parse TrueType only and won't touch an OpenType/CFF font.