Why convert JFPROJ to TTF?
A .jfproj is only an editable project that Font Maker understands, so to actually use your handwriting font in Word, Photoshop or anywhere else you export it to .ttf, the standard installable TrueType format.
How to convert JFPROJ to TTF
Microsoft Font Maker EASIEST
Open the .jfproj, click Export, name the file and save it as .ttf. Then right-click the TTF and choose Install to use it system-wide.
About these formats
A .jfproj file is a JSON Font Project saved by Microsoft Font Maker, the free Windows app that turns your handwriting into a font. It stores the glyphs you drew with a pen or mouse plus…
Open .JFPROJ details →A TTF file is a TrueType Font - a scalable vector typeface created by Apple in 1991 and now supported on every major OS. To install it, double-click the file and click Install on Windows,…
Open .TTF details →Quality & what to watch
- The exported TTF is a flattened, non-editable font - keep the
.jfprojif you want to make further changes later. - Font Maker fonts come from pen input, so spacing and hinting are basic and won't match professionally drawn typefaces.
- OpenType features like ligatures or contextual alternates aren't added; you get plain glyph outlines.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need any tool besides Font Maker?
Export gives you the installable font.Can I edit the TTF after exporting?
.jfproj to edit, then export a fresh TTF. For deep edits use a font editor like FontForge on the TTF.Will the TTF work on macOS too?
.ttf exported from Font Maker installs on both Windows and macOS and works in most apps that use system fonts.