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If you find the process confusing, however, there’s always a series of step-by-step instructions below the converter to help you on your way. There are six different file types to choose from, with the most popular font file types being supported. This results in a tool that is better for those of you who might sometimes otherwise struggle to understand online tools such as these.Īll you need to do to use fontConverter is to upload your file to the service, and then choose the file type that you want. Where many online converters exist to convert a wide variety of different file types, not just fonts, fontConverter is singular in its focus. This reduces browser cache sharing across websites.If you find yourself struggling with some of the other options on this list, or if you prefer a tool that’s dedicated exclusively to font file conversions, then fontConverter might just be your best option on this list. Google Fonts CSS files mix font family names and create endless possible CSS files. CSS for one font family will always load through one URL. If you use PageCDN for other opensource resources or if you host your own files on PageCDN, then this will actually save you 2 DNS lookups as all files are served on single host that is used for other files too, and there is no dedicated DNS lookup for fonts.

Saves 1 extra DNS look because Google CSS is hosted in and actual font files are served from while Easy Fonts' CSS and font files are both served from pagecdn.io.

An option for single all-in-one font file that you can include in all your projects and forget about looking up Google Fonts directory again and again to get new CSS URLs.

You get easy to use CSS classes to use fonts in HTML, like, , etc. (This will resolve your issue of leverage browser caching)

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DON'T do this as Google Fonts send different CSS for every browser based on the capability of the browser.Ī quick solution can be Easy Fonts CDN that hosts all google fonts, plus provides some value addition like:

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I see many answers recommending you to download CSS and host yourself. Here we're loading all of Montserrat, but only loading three styles of Open Sans regular (400), italic (400i), and bold (700):

If you're only using a certain styles of either font you can only load the styles you are actually using.

As Mark mentioned in his answer, you can combine your two webfonts into one request: |Open+Sans.

However, there are a couple ways you can speed up the CSS request: I would recommend against hosting these CSS files yourself, as you will fall behind and not be using the latest versions of the fonts as they're updated. The result is that website visitors send very few requests to Google: We only see 1 CSS request per font family, per day, per browser.

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We do sometimes update font files to reduce their file size, increase coverage of languages, and improve the quality of their design. The font files themselves are cached for one year, which cumulatively has the effect of making the entire web faster: When millions of websites all link to the same fonts, they are cached after visiting the first website and appear instantly on all other subsequently visited sites. This allows us to update a stylesheet to point to a new version of a font file when it’s updated, and ensures that all websites using fonts hosted by the Google Fonts API will be using the most updated version of each font within 24 hours of each release.

Requests for CSS assets are cached for 1 day. It's the CSS files that are cached for 24 hours: According to the Google Fonts FAQs, their font files are actually cached for a year. First of all it's important to clarify the distinction between caching the Google Fonts CSS files and the actual font files.