Will the font actually render text?

Yes. It's a real, valid font file, so it loads and renders text correctly in a browser or design app.

What are they useful for, then?

Checking an upload size limit, an accepted font extension, or general storage handling.

Why is the largest font file so much smaller than, say, the largest video file?

Real font files are naturally small — even large professional typefaces are usually well under 1MB — so the size range here reflects realistic font sizes rather than an arbitrary cap.

Can I use these in an automated test suite?

Yes. Each file has a stable, direct URL, so you can fetch it in a CI pipeline instead of committing large binary fixtures to your repository.

Fonts

Sample font files in TTF, OTF, WOFF, and WOFF2.

What these files actually are

Each file below is a real, valid font - real, permissively-licensed system fonts (TTF/OTF) converted to WOFF/WOFF2 with fonttools - so it loads and renders text correctly in a browser or design app.

sample-font.otf

OTF · 81 KB VirusTotal report

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sample-font.ttf

TTF · 136 KB VirusTotal report

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sample-font.woff

WOFF · 87 KB VirusTotal report

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sample-font.woff2

WOFF2 · 70 KB VirusTotal report

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Are these files safe to download?

Every sample file is generated by us — no executable code, no macros. Files are served over HTTPS from our CDN, each with a SHA-256 checksum so you can verify your download and a link to an independent VirusTotal scan report.

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Common use cases

Custom web-font upload testing

Check that a CMS or font-hosting feature accepts the formats you expect for a custom @font-face upload.

MIME/extension validation

Confirm a form or API checks font file extensions correctly rather than trusting the browser-reported MIME type.

Design-app install flow testing

Check that a font-install flow in a design tool rejects an invalid font file cleanly instead of crashing.

Storage quota testing

Fill a test font library with a mix of formats and sizes to see how storage behaves near a quota.

Formats & variants

TTF: TrueType — an older desktop format that's still widely supported.
OTF: OpenType — TTF's successor, with support for more advanced typography features.
WOFF: Web Open Font Format, compressed for faster web delivery.
WOFF2: The newer, smaller successor to WOFF; supported by all modern browsers.

Frequently asked questions

Will the font actually render text?: Yes. It's a real, valid font file, so it loads and renders text correctly in a browser or design app.
What are they useful for, then?: Checking an upload size limit, an accepted font extension, or general storage handling.
Why is the largest font file so much smaller than, say, the largest video file?: Real font files are naturally small — even large professional typefaces are usually well under 1MB — so the size range here reflects realistic font sizes rather than an arbitrary cap.
Can I use these in an automated test suite?: Yes. Each file has a stable, direct URL, so you can fetch it in a CI pipeline instead of committing large binary fixtures to your repository.
Which formats are available?: TTF, OTF, WOFF, and WOFF2.