Glyph Inspector (X-Ray Mode)
Like an X-Ray for fonts. Use this browser-based TrueType and OpenType glyph viewer to see inside any TTF or OTF file. Reveal hidden glyphs, inspect Bézier curves, analyze font metrics, and easily convert font icons to SVG format without installing anything on your system.
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Advanced Font Metrics Analyzer
Dive deep into the anatomy of your typography. Our TrueType and OpenType character map tool lets you inspect precise font metrics including advance width, left and right side bearings, and the exact bounding box for every individual character.
Convert Font Icons to SVG
Need a vector file from an icon font? Easily find font Unicode values, visualize the Bézier curves and control points, and instantly extract icons from fonts by downloading them as clean SVG files for use in Figma or Illustrator.
Browser-Based TrueType Viewer
No software installation required. This secure, local-first glyph inspector processes all font files (TTF/OTF) directly in your browser. Easily verify CJK character support and explore extensive character maps without ever uploading your files to a server.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I extract an icon from a font file?
Simply upload your font file (e.g., FontAwesome.ttf or an IconFont), type the character corresponding to the icon, and click the "Download SVG" button. The tool will convert the font glyph into a standard SVG vector file that you can use in Illustrator, Figma, or directly in HTML.
What is a Glyph Inspector?
A Glyph Inspector is a tool that allows you to look inside a font file. Fonts are essentially collections of vector shapes called glyphs. This tool visualizes those shapes, showing you the Bézier curves, control points (handles), and spacing metrics that define how the character looks and behaves.
Why are some characters missing?
If a font doesn't support a specific character (like a specific emoji or foreign letter), it usually displays a blank space or a "tofu" (a box with an X). This tool helps you verify if a font file actually contains the glyphs you need before you use it in a project.
Is my font data uploaded to a server?
No. All processing happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your custom font files are never sent to our servers, ensuring 100% privacy and security for your intellectual property.