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I used that and this one recently too: https://transfonter.org/ https://transfonter.org/ The good thing about transfonter is it writes all the horrible @font-f
by lloydatkinson 5y ago
I used that and this one recently too: https://transfonter.org/ https://transfonter.org/
The good thing about transfonter is it writes all the horrible @font-face css for you, and also converts uploaded fonts into WOFF2 for example.
- iggldiggl 5y agoIt doesn't allow specifying which OpenType features to keep and which not, though. Tabular numbers are useful, and I've also found some use for small caps for example. FontSquirrel also has a similar generator and converter which in theory gives more detailed control over which features to keep, although in practice an attempt to subset Fira Sans or FiraGO produced a font with broken ligatures, so not all that useful for me, either. In the end I've ended up just subsetting and converting the font myself using the Python FontTools.