How Embedded OpenType (EOT) to TrueType (TTF) conversion works
Embedded OpenType (EOT) parse and rights check → fidelity diagnostics → TrueType (TTF) write and verify
Reading Embedded OpenType (EOT)
EOT input is inspected for its embedded sfnt, RootString constraints, and embedding-rights flags.
Creating TrueType (TTF)
TTF output creates an installable TrueType-flavored font only when embedding and fidelity checks pass.
Font rights and output integrity
Only convert fonts you have the right to use. Restricted, bitmap-only, missing, malformed, or conflicting embedding rights block output, and required license metadata must survive result verification.