FontConvert Instructions

This guide provides instructions for unzipping the FontConvert folder, navigating to the directory via command prompt, and using the fontconvert command.

Unzip the FontConvert Folder

1. Locate the FontConvert folder in your directory.
2. Right-click on the FontConvert folder.
3. Select "Extract All..." from the context menu.

Follow the prompts to unzip the folder to your desired location.

Open the Command Prompt

Press Win + R to open the Run dialog box.
Type cmd and press Enter to open the command prompt.

Navigate to the FontConvert Directory

In the command prompt, enter the path name for the FontConvert directory using the cd command. For example:

sh
cd C:\2024\New folder\FontConvert\fontconvert

Press Enter to change the directory to the FontConvert folder.

Using the fontconvert Command

In the command prompt, enter the fontconvert command with the required parameters. The usage is as follows:

sh

fontconvert fontfile size [first] [last]

• fontfile: The name of the font file you want to convert.
• size: The size of the font.
• [first]: (Optional) The first character to convert.
• [last]: (Optional) The last character to convert. To generate a header file (.h), redirect the output of the fontconvert command to a file. For example:

sh

fontconvert myfont.ttf 12 > myfont.h

This will create a file named myfont.h with the converted font data.

Example sh

cd C:\2024\New folder\FontConvert
fontconvert myfont.ttf 12 > myfont.h

This example navigates to the FontConvert directory, converts the myfont.ttf file with a size of 12, and outputs the result to myfont.h.