Glyph Inspector
Upload a font to explore all glyphs, search by Unicode, and inspect metrics.
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About this tool
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Upload a font file
Load a TTF, OTF, WOFF, or WOFF2 file to inspect its glyph contents.
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Browse the glyph table
Scroll through all glyphs in the font, organized by Unicode block.
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Inspect individual glyphs
Click a glyph to see its Unicode code point, name, and detailed metrics.
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Search or filter
Search by character, name, or code point to find specific glyphs quickly.
- Check for the presence of special characters like arrows, currency symbols, and ligatures before using a font.
- Look at the glyph count to understand the font's character coverage at a glance.
- Use the Unicode block filter to quickly jump to specific script or symbol ranges.
- Inspect kerning pairs and glyph metrics to understand spacing behavior.
- Complete glyph table display for any uploaded font file
- Unicode code point and glyph name for each character
- Search and filter by character, name, or Unicode range
- Detailed metrics including advance width and bounding box
- Organized by Unicode blocks for easy navigation
- Verify that a font includes all the special characters your project requires
- Inspect a font for ligature and OpenType feature support
- Check icon font contents to find specific icon code points
- Audit font files for missing or broken glyphs before deployment
A character is an abstract unit of text (like the letter A). A glyph is the visual representation of a character in a specific font. One character can have multiple glyphs (e.g., different stylistic alternates).
Use the search function to look up the character directly, its Unicode name (e.g., "arrow"), or its hex code point (e.g., "U+2192"). You can also filter by Unicode block.
This tool is for inspection only. To extract glyphs as SVG or other formats, you would need a dedicated font editor like FontForge or Glyphs.