Why Font Forge

Inspect, preview, and extract font glyphs without uploading anything

Open a TTF, OTF, or WOFF file and Feyard parses it in your browser — view every glyph, read the name table, and export any character as SVG. Subset a font to just the text you need and ship a lighter web font. Your files never leave your device.

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Why Font Forge

A complete font workbench, running locally.

No upload, no server, no account — just your font and your browser.

Full glyph preview

Render every glyph on a searchable grid, filter by Unicode range, and jump straight to any character. Perfect for checking icon fonts, CJK coverage, or kerning pairs.

One-click SVG extraction

Click any glyph to see its vector outline and download it as a clean SVG — ideal for design systems, slides, and web components.

Subset in your browser

Paste the text you actually use and keep only those glyphs. The subset stays a valid font you can drop into @font-face, slashing webfont weight for Chinese and other large scripts.

Nothing leaves your device

Parsing, preview, and subsetting all run on WebAssembly inside this tab. No upload, no queue, no account, no file history.

How it works

Three steps, entirely on-device

  1. 01

    Open a font

    Drag it in, paste, or browse. TTF, OTF, and WOFF up to 20 MB on the free plan, more with Pro.

  2. 02

    Explore the glyphs

    Scroll the glyph grid, search by character or Unicode, and open any glyph to inspect its outline and metrics.

  3. 03

    Extract or subset, then download

    Download a single glyph as SVG, export every glyph, or subset the font to the exact text you need and export TTF — all locally.

FAQ

Questions about Font Forge

Input is TTF, OTF (both TrueType and CFF outlines), and WOFF. You can export any glyph as SVG, export the full or subset font as TTF, and download a ZIP of every glyph as SVG.
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