Desktop-installable TTF
Drops into Font Book on macOS, the Fonts folder on Windows, fontconfig on Linux. Works everywhere.
WOFF2 is what your CSS asks for. TTF is what your desktop installer wants. Sometimes the only copy of a font you have is the WOFF2 your browser already cached. Morph decompresses the brotli, rebuilds the OpenType tables, and writes a desktop-installable TTF — all in your browser tab. The WOFF2 stays where it was. The TTF saves locally. Free for everything that runs on your device; AI is paid in credits.
Brotli decompressed in-tab. WOFF2 wrapper stripped, OpenType tables surfaced.
glyf, loca, cmap, name — all rebuilt in standard TTF layout. Hinting and OpenType features preserved.
Drops into Font Book on macOS, the Fonts folder on Windows, fontconfig on Linux. Works everywhere.
Drop all weights. Each WOFF2 becomes its own TTF. Free tier has no batch limit.
WOFF2 is a wrapper format — brotli-compressed OpenType tables in a web-friendly container. Pulling them back out for desktop install is a five-second job, but most online tools queue or cap. Morph decompresses the brotli, reconstructs the TTF table layout, and writes a file your OS will install cleanly.
Yes. All tables carry over — hinting, kerning, ligatures, stylistic sets, OpenType features.
Online services upload (license-grey for licensed fonts). The CLI toolchains require Python. Morph runs in your browser — no upload, no install.
Yes. Standard TTF, Font Book on macOS, Fonts folder on Windows, fontconfig on Linux all install cleanly.
Morph just converts the format — licensing is your responsibility. Convert fonts you've licensed for desktop use.
Yes. Drop all WOFF2 files. Each becomes its own TTF. Free tier has no batch limit.
Yes. Everything that runs on your device is free with no cap. AI and server work is paid in credits, about a cent each.