Sample font files (TTF, WOFF, WOFF2) — free download
"QA Sans" is a small but genuinely valid TrueType font generated entirely from source, so it carries no licensed typeface. The same font is also packaged as WOFF 1.0 and WOFF2 for @font-face testing.
3 ready-made font test files
| File | Size | What it catches | |
|---|---|---|---|
| qa-sans.woff2 | 456 bytes | Modern @font-face delivery. WOFF2 is the format browsers actually prefer, and it is structurally unlike WOFF 1.0: one Brotli stream over all tables rather than per-table compression, with UIntBase128 lengths. Decompresses and parses in fontTools. | download |
| qa-sans.woff | 748 bytes | @font-face loading and web-font pipelines. Because WOFF is a container, a handler that only checks the extension will happily accept a renamed TTF; this file starts with the real "wOFF" signature and decompresses cleanly in fontTools and every browser. Useful for testing font MIME types (font/woff) and CORS on cross-origin font requests. | download |
| qa-sans.ttf | 976 bytes | Font upload, parsing and preview. A real sfnt (cmap, glyf, head, hhea, hmtx, loca, maxp, name, post, OS/2) with valid checksums, generated from source so it carries no licensed typeface. Loads in fontTools and renders in PIL. Catches handlers that only sniff the extension or reject non-standard fonts. | download |
Every file is generated from source — no third-party copyright — and each has its own page with a published SHA-256 you can verify after download.
Questions
Where can I download a sample TTF font for testing?
The TTF below has the full required sfnt table set and correct checksums. It loads in fontTools and renders in PIL.
What is the difference between TTF, WOFF and WOFF2?
Both WOFF formats are web-delivery containers around the same sfnt data. WOFF 1.0 compresses each table separately with zlib; WOFF2 puts every table into a single Brotli stream, which is why it is smaller. Browsers prefer WOFF2 and fall back to WOFF.
Where can I download a sample WOFF2 file?
The .woff2 below is a real WOFF2, not a renamed TTF. It starts with the wOF2 signature, carries a UIntBase128 table directory and decompresses cleanly in fontTools and every modern browser.
Is this font free to use?
Yes. It is generated from source with no third-party outlines, so there is no typeface licence to worry about.