See the font before you convert it
A large specimen, a sample sentence and a row for each weight show what the font looks like, so you can catch the wrong file before it costs anything.
Font workspace
Drop a font to inspect it, then convert, inspecting is free.
Drop a font file here
or click to browse, max 100 MB
ttfotfwoffwoff2eotsvgpfapfb
Inspecting is free; you're only charged when you convert.
Free font inspector and converter
The font workspace opens a font file, shows what is inside it and then converts it. It reads the family name, version, glyph count, weight, character coverage, variable axes and licence flags, and shows a specimen so you can check the letterforms first. Inspecting is free. When the font looks right, pick a target format and convert it to a web or desktop format. You do not need an account to start, and the drop box shows the live size limit before you add a file.
Why use indox to inspect a font?
Read what is inside
The details column lists the family, subfamily and version, the glyph count and weight class, the character ranges the font covers, any variable axes and its licence and embedding flags.
Pick a target and convert
Choose the output format from one row of buttons and press Convert. When the job finishes you can download the new file or convert another format.
How do I inspect and convert a font?
- 1
Add your font
Drop a font file on the box or click to browse. TTF, OTF, WOFF, WOFF2, EOT, SVG, PFA and PFB files are accepted.
- 2
Inspect it
The workspace reads the file and shows the specimen and details. Inspecting is free, so look around before you decide.
- 3
Convert and download
Pick the target format, press Convert and download the new file when it finishes.
What do I get from the font workspace?
The workspace puts the checks you would otherwise run in a font editor on one screen, next to the converter. You see what the file is first and convert only when it looks right.
- A specimen and weights before you convert
- Variable-font axes with their ranges
- Licence and embedding flags next to the file
- Web and desktop formats from the same screen
- Inspecting is free
What are the limits for the font workspace?
Size
The upload box shows the live size limit before you add a file. Signing in raises it, and paid plans raise it further.
Formats
The workspace opens TTF, OTF, WOFF, WOFF2, EOT, SVG, PFA and PFB files and converts them to the formats listed in the target bar.
Privacy
Files are uploaded to Cloudflare R2 storage for processing and are encrypted in transit.
Deletion
Free-tier files are deleted automatically after the job finishes. Signed-in output stays in your history for your plan's retention period.
Limits worth knowing
- A corrupt file, or one that is not a font, cannot be inspected. The workspace tells you and nothing is converted.
- The Embedding row shows whether a font is installable or restricted. Converting a file does not change its licence.
- A font with a restricted embedding flag may not be allowed on the web. Check the licence before you publish it.
What do the free and paid plans add?
Free
- All converters
- Daily credit refresh
- Email support
Basic
- Access to all features
- AI Extract & Doc Chat
- Priority conversions
- Email support
Highest priority
Premium
- Everything in Basic
- Highest priority queue
- Larger file limits
- Priority support
Pay-As-You-Go
- No subscription
- Credits never expire
- Opt-in auto-refill
- Access to all features
What else can I do with a font?
Go beyond inspecting: convert without the workspace
When you already know the font and only need another format, the font converter is quicker. Choose a source and target pair, add the file and download the result.
Open the font converter
Who can use the font workspace?
Web developers
Check which character ranges and variable axes a font covers before you ship it.
Designers
Preview a font file you were handed and see which weights it really contains.
Brand and legal teams
Read the licence and embedding flags on a font before it goes into a product or a campaign.
Where can I read more about fonts and formats?
Do it all with indox
No tool matches that search.
Font workspace FAQs
What is the font workspace?
It is a page where you drop a font file, inspect its specimen and details, and then convert it to another format. Inspecting is free.
Is inspecting really free?
Yes. Inspecting a font is always free. You only pay when you convert it.
Which files can I open?
TTF, OTF, WOFF, WOFF2, EOT, SVG, PFA and PFB. The drop box shows the live size limit.
What does the Details column show?
The family, subfamily and version, the glyph count, units per em and weight class, whether the font is italic, the character ranges it covers, any variable axes and its licence and embedding flags.
What is a variable font?
A variable font packs a range of weights, widths or other styles into one file. The axes list shows each axis with its range and default value.
What happens if the file cannot be read?
The workspace shows a message that it could not inspect the file and nothing is converted. Check that the file is a supported font and within the size limit, then try again.
Do I need an account?
No. You can inspect and convert a font without signing up. Signed-in conversions use credits, and the result stays in your history.
Can I convert straight away without inspecting?
Yes. The font converter does the conversion alone, with no inspection step.