This simple tool allow you to convert fonts (ttf, woff, otf) into bitmap fonts.

You can accomplish it in 4 ways:

1. Font upload - you can upload a font file directly from your local files.
2. Font URL - you can input the direct URL to the font file. Example: https://fonts.gstatic.com/s/pressstart2p/v14/e3t4euO8T-267oIAQAu6jDQyK3nVivNm4I81.woff2.
3. Stylesheet URL - you can input the URL of the stylesheet (css file) that contains the font you want to convert. Example: https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Press+Start+2P.
4. Input autocomplete - you can use the input autocomplete feature to search for a font from Google Fonts by its name.

• https://stmn.itch.io/font2bitmap
• https://stmn.github.io/font2bitmap

• Disabling antialiasing in browsers can be somewhat challenging. If you are using Chrome on MacOS, the feature works smoothly with the style -webkit-font-smoothing: none;. However, if you're on a different OS or using Firefox on MacOS, you may need to disable antialiasing at the browser or system settings level. For Firefox, you can turn off antialiasing by navigating to about:config and setting gfx.text.disable-aa to true.

• If you enter URL it will not work if the server has disabled 'cross-domain' requests (CORS); however, all public font providers should have disabled it.

Under the hood project uses: Vite, Bootstrap 5, AlpineJS

• Dev: npm run dev
• Build: npm run build