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TTF to OTF Converter

Convert TrueType Font (TTF) files to OpenType Font (OTF) format instantly

What this conversion does
  • Rewrites the glyph outlines from quadratic curves into the cubic curves used by PostScript/CFF fonts. This step is mathematically exact, so shapes are unchanged.
  • Produces a true OTTO-flavoured OpenType file, not a renamed TTF.
  • Preserves the font's existing kerning and layout tables (GPOS, GSUB).
  • Often required by print workflows and page-layout software that expect PostScript outlines.

Worth knowing: converting to OTF does not add typographic features. If the source TTF has no ligatures or alternates, the OTF will not have them either — those have to be drawn into a font by its designer. TrueType hinting is dropped, since it does not apply to CFF outlines.

Format Details

Why choose OTF?

The OpenType/CFF format is the standard for professional print and type design work, and its PostScript outlines are what many page-layout and prepress tools expect. The format also supports features such as contextual alternates and stylistic sets — where the font's designer has included them.