How to convert EOT to WOFF2
- Add your .EOT file - drop it in the box above or click to browse.
- Convert it to .WOFF2 in a few seconds.
- Download your new .WOFF2 file.
What to expect
- EOT wraps real TrueType/OpenType outlines, so converting to WOFF2 is lossless - glyph shapes are preserved exactly.
- If the original
.eotwas subsetted (common in older web-font kits), the resulting.woff2will contain the same limited character set; use the original TTF or OTF source if you need full coverage. - EOT files embed a rootstring URL restriction as a licensing control; confirm your font license permits redistribution before deploying the converted
.woff2.
Frequently asked questions
Is there any quality loss when converting EOT to WOFF2?
No. EOT wraps real TrueType/OpenType outlines; the conversion re-packs the same glyph data inside WOFF2's Brotli container without altering shapes.
Do I still need a WOFF fallback alongside WOFF2?
WOFF2 alone covers all browsers in current use. A
.woff fallback is harmless but no longer necessary.Why is my WOFF2 missing some characters?
The original
.eot was likely subsetted - only certain glyphs were embedded. Use the full TTF or OTF source font if you need complete character coverage.Does the EOT rootstring block conversion?
No - tools like FontForge strip the EOT header and read the embedded font data directly; the rootstring is a licensing field, not a technical lock.
