Why convert JFPROJ to WOFF?
People convert to .woff to embed a custom font on a website, since WOFF is a compressed, web-optimized wrapper supported by all modern browsers. A .jfproj can't be used online, so you turn it into a TTF and then into WOFF.
How to convert JFPROJ to WOFF
Microsoft Font Maker FREE
Open the .jfproj and use Export to save a .ttf, since Font Maker has no web-font export of its own.
FontForge OPEN-SOURCE
Open the exported .ttf, then use File > Generate Fonts and select Web Open Font (.woff) to produce the WOFF.
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 WOFF file is a web font - a TrueType or OpenType font compressed for fast delivery to browsers via CSS @font-face. Browsers load it automatically; you never open it directly. To install…
Open .WOFF details →Quality & what to watch
- Font Maker outputs only TTF, so the TTF export is a required first step before you can make WOFF.
- WOFF is a compressed wrapper around the same TTF outlines, so it doesn't change how the font looks - only file size and web compatibility.
- For smaller files consider WOFF2 alongside WOFF, since older browsers may still need the plain WOFF fallback.
Frequently asked questions
Can Font Maker export WOFF directly?
.ttf. You convert that TTF to WOFF with FontForge or an online web-font generator.