Free font conversion, from upload to website.
Convert TTF, OTF, WOFF and WOFF2 fonts into webfonts and a ready-to-use CSS kit for free. Preview your type, choose your formats and download individual files or the complete ZIP. No FontReady account is required. Publishing through our free WordPress plugin requires Elementor Pro, purchased separately.
How do I convert a font to WOFF2?
Upload a TTF, OTF, WOFF or WOFF2 font, select WOFF2, and choose Convert fonts. Download the WOFF2 file individually or get the ZIP with fonts, stylesheet.css, preview.html and README.txt.
Can I convert TTF to OTF, or OTF to TTF?
Yes, for supported static fonts. The converter rebuilds the outlines and removes original hinting, so check the result before use. Variable, colour and fonts with point-based layout data keep their native outlines.
How long do font download links last?
Links remain available for 24 minutes after conversion completes. After that, access expires and cleanup removes temporary files. Conversion history retains basic font names and output formats.
Can I use the fonts in WordPress or Elementor?
Yes, if your font licence allows web use. FontReady publishes converted fonts into Elementor Pro’s native Custom Fonts manager using its WordPress plugin. You can also download the generated files and @font-face CSS for other websites.
How many fonts can I convert at once?
Upload up to 10 files, with a maximum of 5 MiB per file and 25 MiB for the batch. Inputs can be TTF, OTF, WOFF or WOFF2.
Does conversion change the font licence?
No. Converting or subsetting a font does not grant new permissions. Check the original licence before embedding or distributing the font.
Are AI font facts verified?
Embedded details come from the font file. Optional Gemini suggestions are labelled unverified and cached for reuse. FontReady sends selected metadata, not the uploaded font binaries, to Gemini.
Is FontReady free, and do I need an account?
FontReady’s font converter and typography tools are free to use without a FontReady account. Recent conversions belong to your browser session, and download links expire after 24 minutes. Elementor Pro is a separate paid product required for direct publishing to its Custom Fonts manager. Font licensing remains your responsibility.
How do I install fonts in Elementor Pro?
First install and activate FontReady from WordPress.org, or search for FontReady in WordPress → Plugins → Add New Plugin. Then upload one TTF, OTF, WOFF or WOFF2 font on Font to Elementor Pro. Conversion starts automatically and prepares WOFF2, WOFF, TTF, SVG and EOT without format choices. Enter your website URL, confirm Elementor Pro and FontReady are installed and active, and approve in WordPress. Publishing resumes automatically. A connected website receives subsequent fonts automatically. Ready kits from the main converter can also be published there.
Do I need a connection key or FontReady account?
No. Connect through your WordPress administrator account without copying a key. Authentication is handled automatically in your browser tab. HTTPS and an active Elementor Pro installation are required.
Which free font tools does FontReady include?
Alongside the font converter, FontReady offers a PX/REM/EM calculator, responsive CSS clamp generator, browser-local font tester, typography scale calculator and WOFF2 compressor/subsetter. The tools directory links to each tool.
Do all FontReady tools upload my fonts?
No. The calculators and font tester run in your browser. The compressor sends an explicit in-memory processing request without saved font files. The main converter and Elementor publishing use temporary storage with a 24-minute download window. See the privacy notice for details.
Can I export static fonts and create typography specimens?
Yes. The variable font tool reads an existing variable font and exports one fully pinned static cut using in-memory processing. The lorem ipsum generator and font specimen studio work in your browser. Check the notes and licensing requirements for each tool.
