Font Glyph Viewer
Render every glyph inside any font file on a searchable SVG grid. Upload a TTF, OTF, WOFF, or WOFF2 and see the complete glyph set with Unicode codepoints. Search by codepoint or glyph name.
How the Font Glyph Viewer works
The tool parses the font's glyf or CFF table and extracts the vector path for each glyph. Each path is rendered as an SVG inside a 100×120 viewbox, so you can visually confirm exactly which shapes are present. Glyph names and Unicode codepoints are shown under each cell.
Frequently asked questions
What is a glyph?
A glyph is a single visual shape inside a font. Letters, digits, ligatures, punctuation, and symbols are all separate glyphs.
Why does the grid show fewer glyphs than the metadata reports?
Some glyphs have no Unicode mapping (alternates, ligatures, components). The viewer displays up to 3,000 mapped glyphs to keep the page responsive on low-end devices.
Can I copy a glyph to clipboard?
The tool renders glyphs visually, not as characters. To copy a character, use the Character Map tool instead.