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TrueType Font

Extension.ttf
Category🔵 images
Programs
🔵 CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X7 (Windows)
🔵 Fontforge (Windows, Mac, Linux)
🔵 Microsoft Windows Font Viewer (Windows)
🔵 Apple Font Book (Mac)
Description🔵 .ttf (TrueType Font) The .ttf format stands for TrueType Font, a standard font format developed by Apple and Microsoft in the late 980s. TrueType fonts are scalable fonts that render cleanly at any size, making them ideal for both screen and print useThey contain both the screen and printer font data in a single component, simplifying font management and usage. TTF files are widely supported on both Windows and macOS systems and are commonly used for text rendering in digital environments.
Technical details🔵 The `.ttf` (TrueType Font) format is a standard font file format with these characteristics: - **Font Outlines**: Uses quadratic Bézier curves for font outlines, differing from PostScript's cubic curves, simplifying grid fitting. - **Scalability**: Can be resized to any size without quality loss, crucial for various display environments. - **Hinting**: Includes hinting to align font outlines with pixel grids at small sizes, enhancing legibility on low-resolution screens. - **Character Encoding**: Supports multiple encoding schemes, including Unicode, for a wide range of characters and symbols. - **Glyph Representation**: Characters are represented by glyphs defined by points outlining their shape. - **Embedding Permissions**: Contains permissions for font embedding in documents, important for copyright and licensing. - **File Structure**: Structured into tables with font data like header, metrics, character maps, and glyphs. - **Compatibility**: Widely supported across operating systems like Windows, macOS, and Unix-based systems. - **File Size**: Varies based on font complexity and glyph count. - **Font Editing/Creation**: Editable and creatable with various software tools. - **Font Rendering**: Rendered by the operating system's font engine. - **Advanced Typographic Features**: Basic format doesn't support features like ligatures; extended formats like TTC and OpenType can. TrueType fonts are crucial in digital typography for their quality, scalability, and compatibility, used extensively in digital and print media.
Developer🔵 Apple
MIME type
🔵 application/octet-stream