TTC Unpacker

Extract individual TTF or OTF fonts from TrueType Collection files locally.

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TrueType Collection
Extracted fonts
    Extracted TTF and OTF files appear here.
    Private by defaultYour inputs and files are processed on this device.
    Free and instantNo account, queue, or software installation required.
    Ready to useCopy or download results as soon as they are generated.

    How to use TTC Unpacker

    Get a reliable result in three straightforward steps.

    1. 01

      Choose a TTC file

      Select a valid TrueType Collection from your device.

    2. 02

      Unpack the collection

      The browser reads its font offsets and rebuilds each face.

    3. 03

      Download fonts

      Save individual files or download every extracted face in a ZIP.

    Built for everyday work

    Useful without the busywork

    Focused controls, immediate feedback, and no account between you and the result.

    Real table extraction

    Each result is rebuilt from the collection rather than merely renamed.

    Checksum repair

    The standalone SFNT checksum adjustment is recalculated.

    Fully local

    Font data does not leave your device during extraction.

    Practical guide

    What is TTC Unpacker?

    A TrueType Collection stores multiple related fonts in one TTC file and can let those fonts share internal tables. Unpacking reconstructs standalone SFNT font files so individual faces can be inspected or used by compatible software.

    The extractor rebuilds each font's table directory, copies its referenced tables, aligns the data, and recalculates the font checksum adjustment. OpenType/CFF faces are saved as OTF and TrueType-outline faces as TTF.

    Practical applications

    When to use this tool

    Common ways TTC Unpacker fits into real projects and daily tasks.

    1

    Font inspection

    Open individual faces in tools that do not accept TTC collections.

    2

    Legacy workflows

    Prepare standalone files for compatible desktop applications.

    3

    Archive review

    Examine the separate faces contained in a collection.

    4

    Development testing

    Test how individual collection members load in software.

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    Helpful answers

    Frequently asked questions

    Quick answers about ttc unpacker and how this page works.

    What is a TTC file?

    It is a container that stores multiple TrueType or OpenType fonts, often with shared internal data.

    Does unpacking change glyph shapes?

    No. The referenced font tables are copied into standalone containers.

    Why are files named font-1 and font-2?

    Faces are emitted in collection order without guessing localized family names from the name table.

    Are extracted fonts automatically licensed for reuse?

    No. Extraction does not change the original font license or usage rights.