How Embedded OpenType (EOT) to WOFF2 conversion works
Embedded OpenType (EOT) parse and rights check → fidelity diagnostics → WOFF2 write and verify
Reading Embedded OpenType (EOT)
EOT input is inspected for its embedded sfnt, RootString constraints, and embedding-rights flags.
Creating WOFF2
WOFF2 output uses the verified browser codec and is validated by decoding and reparsing the result.
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.