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A font inspector: drop a font file and read its metrics, tables and glyph coverage — and see it rendered live.
Drop a TrueType, OpenType or WOFF file and it is parsed on your machine — the family and style, the version and foundry and licence, the metrics that matter (units per em, ascent and descent, weight and width class, cap and x-height), the glyph count, the embedding permission in plain words, and which Unicode blocks the font actually covers. Nothing is uploaded.
Below the data is a specimen rendered with the font itself, loaded straight from the same bytes: a waterfall of sizes and an editable sample string. WOFF2 is compressed with a codec browsers keep to themselves, so its full metadata is not read here — but it still rasterises, so you get the specimen either way.
What people open it for
- Checking a font's licence and embedding permission before using it
- Reading the real metrics and weight of an unlabelled font file
- Seeing which characters and scripts a font actually covers