Convert TYPE1 to WOFF
TYPE1 to WOFF Conversion functionality for C++. API to transform fonts.
Integrate flexible font processing and conversion into your C++ projects with our user-friendly Aspose.Font API Solution. Effortlessly transform fonts between different types, simplifying font management and ensuring consistent rendering across various output formats and devices. This API can render any desired glyph or text, as well as special glyphs using simple graphics functionality like move point, draw line, and curve, etc.
Need to convert legacy TYPE1 fonts to the web compatible WOFF format within your C++ applications? Our Font API Solution for C++ makes it straightforward, often requiring just a few lines of code. Integrate this API to ensure your font resources are ready for modern platforms and rendering engines.
We offer you С++ Api Solution that supports the next fonts as input formats: TrueType (TTF) and Web Open Font Format (WOFF).
TYPE1 to WOFF Conversion on C++
To learn more about all that you need to work with the API and the basic information about fonts that will help you code them go to Documentation and choose the language you code in.
- Open TYPE1 font using Open() Method.
- Specify the WOFF output settings.
- Convert TYPE1 to WOFF using SaveToFormat() Method and pass WOFF as FontSavingFormats .
Get Started with C++ Font API
- Install from command line as
nuget install Aspose.Font.Cppor via Package Manager Console of Visual Studio withInstall-Package Aspose.Font.Cpp. - Alternatively, get the offline MSI installer or DLLs in a ZIP file from downloads .
- See the example of realisation of the mentioned functionality in cross-platform Aspose TYPE1 to WOFF Converter . Go to our GitHub repository to get more code examples on how to work with Font API Solution for C++.
Other Conversion Options
TYPE1 What is TYPE1 File Format
Type 1 (PostScript Type 1) dates back to 1984 and was the standard for professional printing. It lacks Unicode support and has largely been superseded by OpenType.
WOFF What is WOFF File Format
Web Open Font Format (WOFF) was introduced in 2009 for web use. It applies zlib compression, reducing file size by up to 40 % compared with raw TrueType or OpenType fonts, and can embed optional metadata.
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