Overview
fontpls is a minimal cli tool for extracting font files from websites.
This tool helps web developers, designers, and typographers easily extract and reuse fonts from websites with minimal effort.
Please respect all font licenses when using this tool.
Installation
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1pip install fontplsOr install from source:
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1git clone https://github.com/jon-becker/fontpls
2cd fontpls
3pip install -e .Usage
Basic usage:
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1fontpls https://example.comWith options:
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1fontpls https://example.com --output fonts --threads 8 --tags h1,p,divOptions
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--tags | Only include fonts used in the specified HTML tags (comma-separated) |
--exclude, -x | Exclude fonts used in the specified tags (comma-separated) |
--output, -o | Output font files to the specified directory |
--threads, -t | Number of download threads to use |
--verbose, -v | Increase verbosity level (use multiple times for more detail) |
Output
fontpls creates a directory structure like this:
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1example-com/
2├── Font1-Regular.woff2
3├── Font2-Bold.woff2
4├── Font3-Italic.woff2
5├── fonts.css
6└── index.htmlfonts.css: CSS stylesheet with @font-face declarationsindex.html: HTML file showcasing all downloaded fonts
Contributing
If you'd like to contribute to fontpls, please open a pull-request with your changes, as well as detailed information on what is changed, added, or improved.
For more detailed information, see the contributing guide
Issues
If you've found an issue or have a question, please open an issue here. All issues must follow their respective templates.