TTF → EOT
Convert TTF to EOT
Embedded OpenType, a legacy Microsoft format that only matters if you still support old Internet Explorer.
Nothing is uploaded to a server. The conversion runs locally, using your browser's own JavaScript engine.
EOT was Microsoft's way of embedding fonts on the web before WOFF existed. It only ever worked in Internet Explorer, a browser Microsoft itself retired years ago. Very few projects need this today, but it's here if you're maintaining an old intranet tool or a legacy enterprise system that hasn't been touched since.
Why convert TTF to EOT?
If a @font-face rule somewhere still needs an .eot source for IE compatibility, this produces a working file straight from your TTF.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need EOT for a normal site in 2026?
- Almost never. EOT only matters for Internet Explorer, which carries essentially no traffic on the public web anymore.