Convert Fonts

Experience the power of font conversion like never before with font format converter API for С++. Convert WOFF2, TTF, EOT, and CFF fonts in a moment. Enhance your user experience, and stay ahead of the competition with our API solution.

С++ font API can easily load, save and convert different fonts such as CFF, OpenType, Type1, and TrueType collections. It provides font data structure along with any glyph as well as encoding information for all the font types representing a mapping between character codes and glyph identifiers. API can render any desired glyph or text, as well as special glyphs, which can be rendered by implementing interfaces using simple graphics functionality like move point, draw line, and curve, etc.

Due to the diverse nature of gadgets, environments, a few operational systems, and many other areas to use different font formats to serve different purposes such as using different fonts on web pages, applications, and publishing. Sometimes there is a need to transform one font into another to meet the required display.

Here is our Font Conversion API solution for C++. With it, you can convert a wide range of font formats, including TTF, OTF, WOFF, WOFF 2, Type 1, EOT, and CFF fonts easily.

🌟 Say goodbye to compatibility issues! Our API effortlessly transforms fonts between various formats, ensuring that your fonts are always optimized for your specific needs.

✨ Adapt and optimize fonts for any purpose – from web design to print materials – with ease. Our API offers unrivaled flexibility in handling font conversions.

💾 Retain the integrity and quality of your fonts during the conversion process. Your fonts will always look sharp and beautiful, no matter the format.

🚀 Our API seamlessly integrates into your C++ applications, allowing you to enhance your font-handling capabilities without any hassle.

TrueType Font to Web Open Font Format version 2.0 Conversion.

API supports different fonts for reading and writing, here is the list for reading and writing. For considering TTF to WOFF2 conversion, the process is to load a font from any of the supported formats, TrueType Font for the current scenario. Use the SaveToFormat() Method having two parameters output stream and FontSavingFormats Enumeration for selecting the output font format.

Finally, call the SaveToFormat() to save fonts into any of the output formats supported, currently Web Open Font Format version 2.0 WOFF2 format.

To see this functionality realized in an actual cross-platform application go to Aspose Font Converter app . There you can also find many more API solutions to work with fonts and text.

Go to the Documentation to get all the needed information to start working with the solution, like the Tutorials for the main features or the set of articles to teach you about font, Release Notes, Developer Guide, and other useful things.

Input file

Upload a file you want to convert

Run code

Output format

Select the target format

                            
    using namespace System;
    using namespace Aspose::Font::Sources;
    using namespace Aspose::Font::Ttf;
    using namespace Aspose::Font;

    // Open ttf font
    SharedPtr<FontFileDefinition> fontFileDefinition = MakeObject<FileSystemStreamSource>(u"{{inputFile}}");
    SharedPtr<FontDefinition> fontDefinition = MakeObject<FontDefinition>(FontType::{{input}}, fontFileDefinition);
    SharedPtr<Font> font = Font::Open(fontDefinition);
    
    // Woff output settings
    SharedPtr<IO::FileStream> outStream = IO::File::Create(u"{{outputFile}}");
    
    // Convert ttf to woff
    font->SaveToFormat(outStream, FontSavingFormats::{{output upper}});

FAQ

1. Can I convert fonts with this API solution?

Aspose.Font has functionality that allows you to convert fonts to other formats online or programmatically. If you need to transform font files instantly online you may like to use Font Converter cross-platform application.

2. What font formats are supported by This functionality?

The API supports TTF, WOFF, WOFF2, EOT, Type 1, and CFF as input and TTF, WOFF, and WOFF2 as output formats

3. Is the functionality free?

The cross-platform converters are free, when for the API solution you can get a free Trial and then buy the product if needed.