Free online archive and font tools
Archives bundle many files into one, and opening one usually means installing an extractor. These tools open ZIP, RAR, 7z and TAR.GZ archives inside your browser tab, so you can see what is inside and download only the files you need. Password-protected RAR and 7z archives are supported. You can also put a set of files into a new ZIP.
The font tools convert between TTF, OTF, WOFF and WOFF2. Make the smallest web font for a site, unpack a web font into a TTF you can install, or subset a font to only the characters a page uses. Only use fonts your license allows you to convert, and look over the file names in an archive before you open anything you didn't expect.
11 archives and fonts tools
Unzip filesOpen a .zip and download the files inside.
Create ZIP filesPut many files into one .zip download.
Extract RAR filesOpen .rar archives in your browser, RAR5 included.
Extract 7z filesOpen .7z archives in your browser, with password support.
TTF to WOFF2Make the smallest web font from a TTF or OTF.
WOFF2 to TTFUnpack a WOFF2 web font into a TTF you can install.
Extract TAR.GZ filesOpen .tar.gz and .tgz archives in your browser.
TTF to WOFFTurn a TrueType font into a WOFF web font.
WOFF to TTFUnpack a WOFF web font into a TTF you can install.
OTF to TTFTurn an OpenType font into a TrueType font.
Font subsetterKeep only the characters you need and shrink the font.Archives and fonts questions
No. The archive is read by code running in your browser tab, and the files inside are unpacked there. Nothing is sent to a Convertur server.
Use WOFF2 for websites. It is compressed better than WOFF and every current browser supports it. Keep a TTF or OTF copy for installing the font on a computer.
It depends on the font's license. Many free fonts allow conversion and web use. Commercial fonts often limit web embedding or modification, so check the license before you convert or subset one.