About TTC to TTF
TTC to TTF unpacks a font collection. A .ttc file holds several fonts in one file, usually related styles or weights that share glyphs. Many Chinese, Japanese and Korean system fonts come this way, such as the SimSun collection on Windows, which contains both SimSun and NSimSun. Plenty of apps, web tools and design programs can't load a .ttc, but they can load plain TTF files. Some of them reject .otf fonts too, which OTF to TTF converts to TrueType.
Upload the .ttc, confirm you own the fonts or their licence allows converting them, and get a separate .ttf for every font in the collection. Then install or use only the ones you need.
How to use TTC to TTF
- 1Upload the TTC file
Click Choose file or drop the .ttc font collection.
- 2Confirm you may convert
Tick the licence checkbox before you start.
- 3Click TTC to TTF
Each font in the collection is written out as its own TTF.
- 4Download the fonts
Keep the fonts you need and install them like any TTF.
Why use Cubfile for this
- One TTF per font
Every font in the collection becomes its own file.
- Works where TTC doesn't
Load the fonts in apps and web tools that only accept TTF.
- Pick what you need
Install one weight or style instead of the whole collection.