With this free online font converter tool you can create C array from any TTF font. You can select a range of Unicode characters and speficy the bpp (bit-per-pixel).

The font converter is designed to be compitible with LittlevGL but with minor modification you can make it compatible with other graphics libraries.

How to use the font converter?

1. Choose a TTF font
2. Give name to the output font. E.g. "arial_40"
3. Specify the height in px
4. Set the bpp (bit-per-piel). Higher value results smoother (anti-aliased) font
5. Set a range of Unicode character to include in your font
6. Opitonally pick some character from the Range to include only them. Useful for Asian fonts where characters are "sparse"
7. Use the Built-in option to include all bpp and add a #if USE_FONT_NAME
8. Click the Convert button and result file will start to download.

How to use the generated fonts in LittlevGL?

1. Copy the result C file into your LittlevGL project
2. In a C file of your application declare the font as: extern lv_font_t my_font_name; or simply LV_FONT_DECLARE(my_font_name);
3. Set the font in a style: style.text.font = &my_font_name;

Useful notes

• Unicode table to pick letters to the List: https://unicode-table.com/
• Unicode ranges http://jrgraphix.net/research/unicode.php
• 7 px hight pixel font Syncronizer: Download or visit its Website.
• 8 px hight pixel font Unscii: Download (modifed) or visit its Website.
• Symbol font FontAwesome: Download or visit its Website.
• List of built-in symbols: (Range: 61440 .. 62190)
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  
  
  
  
• To learn more about the font handling of LittelvGL read this Guide
• To use the Fonts without LittlevGL copy the required parts of lv_font.c and lv_font.h