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Find out which fonts a PDF uses, see what they look like and download the embedded fonts as OTF or TTF. Free, and your file never leaves the browser.

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  1. 1Open a PDFthe file stays in your browser
  2. 2See the fontsnames, samples and where they are used
  3. 3Downloadone by one or all at once in a ZIP

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FAQ

FAQ

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  • To keep the file small, a PDF usually stores only the letters used in the document. Such a font is called a subset: you can write text with those letters, but it doesn't have the full character set.

  • Standard fonts such as Helvetica or Times are often not embedded in the file but taken from the system, so there is nothing to download. And if the font's author prohibits embedding, we don't let you download it.

  • Fonts are protected by licenses. Only use a downloaded font if you have the right to, for example if it's your own font or its license allows it.

  • No. The editor works right in your browser: the file is never uploaded to a server. So you can safely edit contracts, passports and other personal documents.

  • No. When you change the document's text, the edited page is saved so that the old value is not left in the file - it cannot be copied or seen in the properties. Pages you did not change stay as normal text you can select and search.