Licensing

Desktop font license

Fonts are protected as both software and artwork, and using them legally requires font licensing. Font licensing for commerciai use depends on where and how the font is applied—whether on desktop, web, apps, or other media, you only pay for what you need. Need a larger or custom font license? Fili out the request form at the bottom of the page.

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What uses does Desktop licensing include?

Please refer to our licensing agreement for the legally binding terms. Essentially, this license covers the use in programs where you create an output, like Adobe's Creative Suite, Figma, or Microsoft Office. For example, this license is required for creating printed documents, videos, social media posts, and logos. This license covers the embedding of font files into PDF files, but not into a file of any other kind.

What font formats do you offer for Desktop-licensed fonts?

Desktop fonts are delivered as PostScript OpenType font files in OTF format. Upon request by email, we also happily offer TrueType TTF files after your purchase.

How do I know which licensing tier I require?

The correct licensing tier is determined by how many computers you need to install the fonts on. You may only install them within a single organization. You cannot share a license with your clients—but on the other hand, only organizations that need to install the font files require a license.

Can I give the fonts to freelancers?

Freelancers not working at one of your business locations and not on your own computers need their own, separate licensing.

Can I give the fonts to printers?

Yes. You can give the font files to printers and prepress bureaus that work for you on an as-need basis.

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