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Online Font Viewer & Inspector

Instantly preview, test, and inspect your font files. Securely analyze TTF, OTF, and WOFF formats right in your browser.

How to Use the Font Viewer

1

Upload Your Font

Click the upload area or drag and drop a TTF, OTF, WOFF, or WOFF2 file from your computer.

2

Inspect Details

Instantly view the font's metadata, including family name, designer, version, and copyright information.

3

Explore Glyphs

Browse the full character map to see every glyph included in the font file, with live character editing.

Why Choose Our Font Inspector?

100% Private & Secure

Your font files are processed entirely within your browser. They are never uploaded to our servers, ensuring your data remains completely private.

Instant Parsing & Rendering

Powered by the high-performance opentype.js library, our tool parses and renders font information and glyphs in a fraction of a second.

Live Glyph Editing

Interactively modify character mappings directly in the character map. Change a character's Unicode value and download the modified font file instantly.

Comprehensive Metadata

Go beyond the preview. Get access to all critical font metadata, including designer, manufacturer, copyright, and OpenType-specific tables.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it safe to upload my proprietary fonts here?▼
Absolutely. The entire process runs locally in your browser. Your font files are never sent to our or any third-party servers. Your intellectual property remains secure on your machine.
What font formats are supported?▼
Our tool supports the most common font formats used on the web and in design: TrueType (.ttf), OpenType (.otf), Web Open Font Format (.woff), and Web Open Font Format 2 (.woff2).
Why do some glyphs appear as blank squares?▼
A font file contains a map of characters (like 'A') to glyphs (the visual representation of 'A'). Some glyphs in a font file might not have a character code assigned to them (these are often used for ligatures or other substitutions) or might be control characters. These will appear as blank or placeholder squares in the character map.
Can I use this tool to identify a font from an image?▼
No, this is a font *viewer*, not a font *identifier*. You need to have the font file itself to upload and inspect it. Tools like "WhatTheFont" are designed for identifying fonts from images.

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