No. If you convert your files (WOFF, WOOF2, etc.) using online tools such as transfontier.org, you will not lose any of the quality of the final fonts.
No. If you convert your files (WOFF, WOOF2, etc.) using online tools such as transfontier.org, you will not lose any of the quality of the final fonts.
No! Regardless of the font license you use, under no circumstances are you allowed to open and modify the fonts using a font editor such as FontLab, Glyphs, etc.
With the Web Generator and its expert mode, you can easily optimize your fonts for display on your website. This online tool allows you to finely adjust parameters such as changing vertical metrics, removing OpenType features, resizing the x-height, and generating a CSS style sheet. It truly is an indispensable tool for web developers.
Once you have defined your settings, you can download your optimized font without any loss of quality. This will allow you to optimize a font without the need to open it with a font editor.
There are two file formats that you should focus on for displaying fonts on your website :
The EOT format should only be used for Internet Explorer (v6 to v8) to support deprecated versions of your website. V9 of IE supports the WOFF format (0,47% of global users).
The OTF and TTF formats should be used as a fallback font format for users who are browsing with older browsers. To know more about font file formats and their compatibilities with browsers
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