The two simple Python scripts convert standard TrueType/OpenType/Type1 font files to PDF documents, which include the font data in verbatim and display all of their glyphs. The tools are designed to facilitate the testing (e.g. fuzzing) of font rasterization engines used by PDF readers. They were tested on Adobe Acrobat Reader DC, Foxit Reader and Google Chrome.
The ttfotf_to_pdf.py script should be used for TTF/OTF files, while type1_to_pdf.py works with Type 1 PostScript fonts (.pfb extension). Both of them require the fontTools package to be installed in the system to work correctly, in order to extract the number of glyphs in the font.
Just pass the path of the font as the first argument and path of the output PDF as the second:
c:\font2pdf>python ttfotf_to_pdf.py C:\Windows\Fonts\times.ttf test.pdf
Glyphs in font: 4635
Generated pages: 2
c:\font2pdf>
and enjoy the generated document:
