SVG to WOFF2 Converter
Convert SVG Font to Web Open Font Format 2. 50 MB file size, unlimited uploads. Fast, secure, and completely private conversion.
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Only SVG files are accepted
Max file size 50 MB.
Disclaimer: This tool is provided as-is for convenience and does not constitute legal advice. Font licenses vary; you are responsible for ensuring you have the rights to upload and convert files and that your intended use is permitted. Converting a font does not grant new rights. Results may be imperfect, and use is at your own risk.
Developer & Verifier

Developed by
Marcus Rodriguez
Lead Developer

Verified by
Sarah Mitchell
Product Designer, Font Specialist
About This Conversion
Everything you need to know about converting between these formats
SVG Font
SVG Fonts are defined using Scalable Vector Graphics markup and can be styled with CSS. They were primarily used for older mobile browsers but are now deprecated in favor of WOFF/WOFF2 for better performance.
Web Open Font Format 2
WOFF2 is an improved version of WOFF with better Brotli compression, resulting in 30% smaller file sizes than WOFF. It's the preferred format for modern web applications and provides faster page load times.
Why Convert SVG to WOFF2?
Maximizing performance for modern web applications
Achieving the smallest possible font file size
Supporting latest Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge browsers
Building progressive web apps with optimized assets
How to Convert SVG to WOFF2
Simple 3-step process that takes less than a minute
Upload Your Font
Select your SVG font file from your computer or drag and drop it into the converter above.
Convert Instantly
Click the convert button and our tool will process your font file in server RAM only. Files are processed and immediately deleted - never written to disk.
Download Result
Your converted WOFF2 file will be ready immediately. Download it and use it in your project.
SVG vs WOFF2: Feature Comparison
Technical comparison between source and target formats
| Feature | SVG | WOFF2 | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| File Type | Vector graphics | Web font | Depends |
| File Size (30 icons) | 50 KB (individual) | 32 KB (compressed) | WOFF2 |
| HTTP Requests | 30 files | 1 file | WOFF2 |
| Web Performance | Moderate | Excellent (smallest) | WOFF2 |
| Accessibility | Better (semantic) | Worse (icon fonts) | SVG |
| Browser Support | Universal | 95%+ (no IE) | SVG |
| Best For | Modern web (inline) | Icon fonts (legacy) | Depends |
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about converting SVG to WOFF2
1Why convert SVG to WOFF2?
To create modern, highly-compressed web fonts from vector graphics. Common uses: custom icon fonts, hand-drawn letterforms, logo fonts. WOFF2 provides the best compression (60-70% smaller than TTF) and works in all modern browsers.
2What's the workflow for SVG to WOFF2?
Typical process: SVG paths → Compile to TTF (using font creation tool) → Convert TTF to WOFF2. Most converters can't go directly SVG → WOFF2; you need the intermediate TTF step to create the font structure and metrics.
3Can I create custom web fonts from SVG drawings?
Absolutely! Draw letters in vector software → Export as SVG → Use font creation tool (FontForge, Glyphs, IcoMoon) → Compile to TTF → Convert to WOFF2. This creates professional custom fonts from your artwork.
4Do I need to provide WOFF fallback with WOFF2?
Yes, for IE11 support. WOFF2 works in 95%+ of browsers but not IE11. Best practice: Provide WOFF2 (primary) + WOFF (IE9-11 fallback). This covers 99.9% of users with optimal compression.
5How do I set up character mapping for SVG to WOFF2?
In your font creation tool (before WOFF2 conversion), map each SVG to a Unicode character. For letters: map to A-Z. For icons: map to Private Use Area (E000-F8FF). The mapping stays intact through TTF → WOFF2 conversion.
6Will WOFF2 compress my SVG designs smaller?
Yes, dramatically. Individual SVG files might be 1-5KB each. Combined into WOFF2, the entire font (all glyphs) might be 20-50KB. Brotli compression (WOFF2) is extremely efficient for vector path data.
7Can I use converted WOFF2 in desktop applications?
No, WOFF2 is web-only. For desktop use, keep the intermediate TTF file. For web, use WOFF2. Separate files for separate purposes: TTF (desktop), WOFF2 (web), WOFF (IE11 fallback).
8Does WOFF2 preserve SVG vector quality?
Perfectly. SVG → TTF → WOFF2 conversion is mathematically lossless. The vector outlines are compiled and compressed but remain identical in shape. WOFF2 only affects file size, not visual quality.
File Size Comparison
See how file sizes change after conversion
| Original (SVG) | Converted (WOFF2) | Change | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 KB (SVG 30 glyphs) | 32 KB (WOFF2) | -36% smaller | Brotli compression excellent |
| 200 KB (SVG 100 glyphs) | 95 KB (WOFF2) | -53% smaller | Icon fonts compress excellently |
| 10 KB (SVG 5 letters) | 8 KB (WOFF2 minimal) | -20% smaller | Even small fonts benefit |
| 500 KB (SVG 500 glyphs) | 220 KB (WOFF2) | -56% smaller | Best compression for large sets |
Performance Metrics
Technical performance indicators for this conversion
- Icon Font Performance:Optimal
Best format for custom icon fonts
- File Size (30 icons):~32 KB
Brotli compression creates tiny icon fonts
- Page Load Impact:+50-100ms
Fast download due to small file size
- Core Web Vitals:+8-12 points
Optimal LCP from fast icon loading
- Mobile Performance:Excellent
Tiny files load instantly on mobile networks
- HTTP/2 Advantage:Significant
Single font file vs multiple SVG requests
- Cache Longevity:Months/Years
Icon fonts rarely change, cache forever
Implementation Examples
Production-ready code for your converted fonts
SVG Icon Font to WOFF2
Modern icon font from SVG sources
@font-face {
font-family: 'Icon Set';
src: url('fonts/iconset.woff2') format('woff2'),
url('fonts/iconset.woff') format('woff');
font-weight: normal;
font-style: normal;
font-display: block;
}
[class^="icon-"]::before,
[class*=" icon-"]::before {
font-family: 'Icon Set';
speak: none;
font-style: normal;
font-weight: normal;
font-variant: normal;
text-transform: none;
line-height: 1;
-webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased;
-moz-osx-font-smoothing: grayscale;
}Browser Compatibility
Which browsers support WOFF2 fonts
| Browser | Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Chrome | 36+ (WOFF2) | SVG fonts deprecated; use WOFF2 for web text |
| Firefox | 39+ (WOFF2) | SVG fonts deprecated; use WOFF2 for web text |
| Safari | 10+ (WOFF2) | SVG fonts deprecated; use WOFF2 for web text |
| Edge | 14+ (WOFF2) | SVG fonts never supported; use WOFF2 |
| IE | No WOFF2 support | SVG fonts never supported; use WOFF for IE9-11 |
| Opera | 23+ (WOFF2) | SVG fonts deprecated; use WOFF2 for web text |
| iOS Safari | 10+ (WOFF2) | SVG fonts deprecated; use WOFF2 for web text |
| Android Browser | 5+ (WOFF2) | SVG fonts deprecated; use WOFF2 for web text |
| Chrome Mobile | 36+ (WOFF2) | SVG fonts deprecated; use WOFF2 for web text |
| Samsung Internet | 4+ (WOFF2) | SVG fonts deprecated; use WOFF2 for web text |
Troubleshooting Common Issues
Solutions to problems you might encounter
Direct conversion not available
Workflow: SVG → TTF (using font creation tool like FontForge, Glyphs, IcoMoon) → WOFF2 (compression). Most converters need the intermediate TTF step. This is normal for SVG to web font conversion.
Character mapping required
SVG paths need Unicode character assignments. In your font creation tool, map each SVG to a Unicode value. For icon fonts: Use Private Use Area (U+E000-F8FF). For alphabets: Use standard Unicode (U+0041 for A, etc.).
Should I provide WOFF fallback?
Yes, for IE11 support. WOFF2 works in 95%+ of browsers but not IE11. After creating WOFF2 from your TTF, also create WOFF. Provide both in @font-face: WOFF2 first (modern), WOFF second (IE9-11 fallback).
Font has no spacing/kerning
SVG provides shapes only, no font metrics. You must manually define character widths, sidebearings, kerning pairs, and line height in your font creation software. This is time-consuming but essential for usable fonts.
Icon font is too large
Complex SVG paths create large fonts. Simplify paths in Illustrator/Inkscape before importing. Remove unnecessary anchor points. Also, only include icons you actually use – subset the font to remove unused glyphs (can save 70-90% file size).
When NOT to Use WOFF2
Scenarios where you should keep SVG or choose a different format
Must support IE11
Why not: WOFF2 doesn't work in IE11; need WOFF fallbackUse instead: Create both WOFF2 + WOFF from SVG for full coverageIcon accessibility priority
Why not: Icon fonts less accessible than inline SVG with proper labelsUse instead: Use inline SVG with aria-labels for accessibilityMulti-color icons needed
Why not: Fonts are monochrome; can't do multi-colorUse instead: Use inline SVG to preserve colors and effects
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