Font licenses define how and where a typeface can be used. Different uses, such as print, web, logos, or social media, require different licenses. Licenses are usage-based, not ownership-based, and most design projects involve more than one medium. Because of this, it’s common for a single project to require multiple licenses. If you’re unsure which licenses apply to your project, feel free to get in touch, we’re happy to help.
For print and static design work.Use the font on a set number of computers to create posters, books, magazines, packaging, PDFs, and other non-interactive designs.
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For use on websites only.
Choose a pageview tier based on your monthly traffic. Valid for one domain and its subdomains.
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For logos, wordmarks, and brand identities.
Allows use of the font as part of a logo for a single brand or legal entity, across all media and formats.
This license covers the logo only. Other uses require additional licenses.
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For use in social media content.
Covers organic posts, paid ads, stories, reels, and similar formats.
Priced by follower tier, based on the audience of the account(s) the font is used on.
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For TV, streaming, cinema, and large-scale video campaigns.
Intended for commercial broadcast and high-reach video use.
Priced by estimated campaign reach.
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For templates sold or distributed to multiple users.
Only allowed on platforms where the font cannot be extracted or reused by end users.
Font files may not be included or made accessible.
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For embedding the font inside apps and software.
Allows the font to be built into mobile, desktop, or web-based applications, protected so end users cannot access or extract it.
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For testing and evaluation only.
Try the font in private, non-commercial work before you buy. A paid license is required before anything made with a trial is published or used commercially.
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| Usage | Desktop | Web | Logo | Social | Broadcast | Template | Application |
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| Print design (posters, flyers) | |||||||
| Books & magazines | |||||||
| Editorial layouts & PDFs | |||||||
| Packaging & labels | |||||||
| Physical products & merchandise | |||||||
| Signage & wayfinding | |||||||
| Static display ads & banners | |||||||
| Presentations & slides (your own) | |||||||
| Websites (via @font-face) | |||||||
| Web apps & SaaS (browser-based) | |||||||
| E-commerce websites | |||||||
| Client websites | |||||||
| Logos & wordmarks | |||||||
| Brand identities | |||||||
| Social media posts & ads | |||||||
| Video on social platforms | |||||||
| TV, streaming & cinema ads | |||||||
| Motion graphics, trailers & film | |||||||
| Templates for resale or distribution | |||||||
| Templates end users can edit (text only) | |||||||
| Native mobile & desktop apps | |||||||
| In-app interfaces & content |
In every license, the font files themselves are never shared, redistributable, or extractable.
Licenses are usage-specific. Most projects require more than one license.