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I've learnt that Google automatically serves TTF, EOT, WOFF, or SVG font files depending on the browser / device it's accessed from.

Now I am planning to host and serve the font files from my server itself, for which I would first have to download all the file formats of the web font(s).

How or where can I download the 4 file formats for a web font that I would like to use?

PS: By using different browsers -- Chrome, IE9 and Safari (dev - iPhone UA), I was able to get the WOFF, EOT and TTF formats. No luck with the SVG format though. It would be awesome if there's an even simpler way.

EDIT: Oh, and by the way, I do know that I can download various formats from online web fonts, but I am talking about downloading from the official repo here.

Diane Clinton
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  • Possible duplicate of [How to download multiple formats of a web font from the (official) Google Web Fonts repo?](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10300143/how-to-download-multiple-formats-of-a-web-font-from-the-official-google-web-fo) – Dov Benyomin Sohacheski Apr 12 '16 at 20:59

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You can download all the Google Fonts directly from the Github repository (google/fonts), but as you know, only the ttf/otf format. So with those fonts, you can generate a web font kit using Fontprep or with the generator of FontSquirrel.

I hope it will help !

Yago
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