Adobe Fonts

Several dozen type families from Monotype were just added to Adobe Fonts. Some of these families are very popular, such as Gotham, Helvetica Neue or Agency FB. Akzidenz Grotesk Next is quite a valuable addition considering the retail price for a license. They also added Comic Sans (for people who actually like Comic Sans).   Several of the type families are common to the Windows OS as system fonts, but that may be useful for people who move documents between Mac and Windows platforms. Likewise, Avenir Next is commonly bundled in Apple devices but not included with Windows.   The only nit I would have to pick about all the new additions from Monotype is some of the type families don't contain all of the styles available. But they do at least cover the basics.

  More than 1,500 new typefaces have come to Adobe Fonts: https://blog.adobe.com/en/publish/2025/04/08/more-than-1500-new-fonts-including-all-time-favorites-come-to-adobe-fonts   Jane  

Bonjour,Quelle police adobe s'approche le plus du DIN ?

I have to use the word 'project' multiple times on my dashboard screen and the 'j' looks bolder than the rest and looks quite off. I was using Assistant font which looked quite professional. Any alternate font that I can use?

I have over 3000 fonts on my desktop in creative cloud. I need to enable one of them locally on my desktop so I can use it inside figma. Currently it's a mess to search for a specific installed font, and even if I uninstall a font and reinstall it, the update / sync is way too long when I need an instant font. Could it be possible to add a "search" function inside the CC app so we can find quickly the family we need? Or am i missing this somewhere? Thank you! 

I've added Futura PT to web project (with Polish language subsetting), implemented it onto website and every letter except v is okay. Letters QVX (lowercase) and VX (uppercase) are displayed somewhat weirdly... any ideas how to fix this? 😞

Hi, I recently installed Indesign and other Adobe apps in a new PC. I also did a cleanup of my fonts in Asobe Fonts, but now for some reason some of the fonts (Minion, Graramond Premier and Myriad) appear divided as different fonts. Minion, for example, show once as "Minion Pro (OTF)" with 62 fonts, and next to it also as "Minion Pro (OTF)", but only with Bold and Bold Italic. It's even worst on the pther fonts. I tried reinstalling both the fonts and all the apps multiple times, but nothing has worked. Also I'm 100% sure that none of the fonts are anywhere else in my PC, so that can't be it. It's super annoying, because now Minion Bold appears as not available every time I open a file, since Adobe recognizes it as a different font from the Minion I'm using. Is there a solution? Thanks in advance!

I would like to suggest some points of improvement in the Adobe Fonts part within the Creative Cloud desktop application. 1 - It would be ideal if we could search for fonts by simply typing their name into a search bar, even if only among those that have been added. It's such a simple thing that it doesn't make much sense that it hasn't been implemented yet. Having to access Adobe Fonts via the browser every time to search for a font eats up time. 2 - Please add a scroll bar that is always visible to the tab within the application. The current one only appears when we scroll and even if we click, it doesn't stay fixed. 3 - I suggest that in the Adobe Fonts part of the app, they don't show all the weights of the typography if we don't ask for it, or if we don't click on it. It's hard enough to find a font without a search bar, guys. Currently in my application, when I access the Adobe fonts window, all the font options are automatically expanded, making it much more diffi

I'm trying to work in another app (namely RPG Maker.) To use fonts in there, you need to have them as TTF or OTF Files. Is there any way to download Adobe fonts into these file formats?

I'm having issues adding a variable font to a web project. It doesn't matter which weight I select, the only one I'm able to add is "extralight" (see screenshot). I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong or if this is a bug. Can anyone help with this?

  

I recently upgraded my Mac OS to Sequoia 15.3.2.And I also updated my Adobe Creative Cloud to 6.5.0.348.And I also updated a Font Management app (from the Apple app store) called Typeface 3.15.3. And after doing this, I have come to discover that ALL of my fonts have been turned off for usage. I launched an Adobe Illustrator file tonight, only to find out none of the fonts within it are loading. So, Typeface and Creative Clouds Fonts are not loading or, it appears, turning on. I have no idea why this has happened, nor do I know how to turn them back on. My CC window looks like this and I cannot find where to turn fonts on: My Typeface app looks like this...everything's blank and off: HELP!!!!I have work to do.... 

Desperately need font recommendation... client wants for the body copy a sans serif font, but with the lower case a and g not looking typewriter style, and the capital i and lower L not looking the same. Any suggestions greatly appreciated.

Hello Everyone, Maybe you can help me here with an odd issue with web based fonts , from 2 different host and the Chrome browser, on windows 11, pc, etc. Fire Fox Browser - I have seen this behavior but it corrects itself on the Adobe typekit font, and google never had a isssue on firefox browser. Chrome Browser - The google hosted web font works great. The Adobe hosted font has a weird issue with spacing, and this is the same visual in firefox before firefox fixes it. Here are 2 of the same websites i use hosted fonts on, one is year 2023 and GOOGLE hosted font oswald and the other is 2024 ADOBE hosted oswald, and you can see the Google 2023 looks fine in Chrome and the 2024 looks terrible. 2023https://www47.myfantasyleague.com/2023/home/15387#0 2024https://www47.myfantasyleague.com/2024/home/15387#0 Now i assume everyone will see what i am seeing but if not i am including a screen shot of each site in Chrome to further explain. Also i do NOT ha

Hi there, I'm a bit confused about using adobe fonts for commerical e-pub. If the fonts ever get removed from the library would my client then have to start paying a yearly fee for an e-pub licence for any documents they are currently selling? Any help is greatly appriciated.Kind RegardsCallum Dare

I downloaded this font- https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/bisbee-variable and it is reflected in my creative cloud, but in any of the adobe apps like expess or premiere pro I am not able to use it why ? Here it is downloaded in Creative cloud Here it is cant use it in Express. Why ?? This shows can't depend on Adobe for serious work, as its features are not dependable.

Please add the ability to rename a web project.Is such a basic feature that should already be present. Thanks.

Does Adobe have an actual font-manager? I ask because I have a vast library of installed fonts, and it's a PAIN in the ( * ) to scroll through them or even make sense of them.I've been using a font-management program called NexusFonts, which lets me tag my fonts and organize them into collections. That program does exactly what I want, but it's freeware, and so it's glitchy, and the interface leaves a lot to be desired. I can't believe that Adobe doesn't have anything comparable -- and yet, if they do, I've never seen it. What Adobe "does" have is a really crappy "font manager" built-into the AdobeCC Desktop App. This font manager has ZERO features, and all it really does is serve as a portal to push you into downloading new fonts from Adobe's online portal. It doesn't let me tag my installed fonts, or organize them in any fashion.  It only seems to be concerned with what fonts are available in the Adobe Cloud, which I really don't care about -- and even if I did, it doe

Is there a way to search Adobe Fonts for fonts that are similar to other fonts? For example, a client wants to use Avenir, but doesn't have the budget to license it, and they asked me to suggest an alternate that's available in their subscription to Adobe. I've haven't been able to find any way to search for fonts on Adobe other than by name or designer. There used to be a function in Typekit to search for style, weight, etc.This question is coming up for me more and more, of how to find Adobe Fonts included in the subscription that are similar to other fonts. Googling hasn't helped.  

Hello,  I am recreating a logo for a friend who runs a business in adobe illustrator and i wanted to use proxima font for their logo.  Firstly, is it okay for me to use proxima and can they they put the logo i recreated with this font on all their marketing and desings ? such as posters, billboards, websites and social media, without buying the font ?  I am a bit clueless on this..  any direct answer is appreciated. 🙂 thanks in advance.  

just thought somebody up top would want to know that most of the weights of Latino Gothic's 91 preset styles are broken and not hooked up correctly in the font file. The version hosted on Monotype is functioning correctly.  This normally wouldn't be a huge issue, but the software we are using needs to hook into the preset styles instead of manipulating it manually.

Hi everyone,I’m experiencing a strange issue with the font Pill Gothic on a WordPress website. The font is embedded using Adobe Fonts, and I’ve tested two different integration methods:– via the Adobe Fonts plugin– and via Elementor’s built-in Adobe Fonts integration. The font loads and displays correctly on:•Apple devices (iOS and macOS)•Most desktop browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari)•Android devices using Firefox or Samsung Internet However, on Google Chrome on Android smartphones, the German umlauts (ä, ö, ü, ß) are not displayed. They appear as invisible/blank spaces within the text. The rest of the characters render as expected. I’ve already:•Tried different font weights and styles (e.g. Regular, Medium, Bold)•Ensured the project settings in Adobe Fonts include full character support•Added proper font fallbacks in CSS•Cleared all caches Still, the issue persists only in Chrome on Android. Has anyone else experienced this issue?Could this be a Chrome-specif

How are external fonts are counted in terms of heads? For example, for an AE library / project with 40 collaborators, does each collaborator need a seperate license for custom fonts used in the shared project? Or does the font license only need to be owned by the project's adminitrator? 

Hi, im embedding my font Sofia Pro using Adobe fonts on my Bootstrap 4 website. Now, i've came to the harsh conclussion that Adobe does not correctly align the webfont inside the line-height. See examples:  What this means: using flex-box align center (which aligns items in the real center of a plane) the objects are not visually centered with the text, because Adobe messed up the placement of the font inside the line-height. I cant use margin-top: -1px on ALL the items to fix this problem. Which would result in a lot of css selectors. Please fix the font. I've seen this problem before creating webfonts. It has usually something to do with the compression and placement of pixels which lowers the font inside the line-height. Please fix 🙂 thank you.

I'm curious if anybody has found a workaround or experienced this issue, but there are many fonts in Adobe fonts that are practically unusable due to their baseline being so off. Example 1: 'New Frank'In this example, the text rises above the center point of the anchor tag. Example 2: 'Bio Sans'In this example, the text falls below the center point of the anchor tag. Example 3: 'Rubik', from Google FontsAmazing! It works as intended! My issue is that our design team uses Adobe Fonts for print media, and I have so much trouble with these Adobe Fonts. It might be acceptable for paragraphs or headings, but look at situations like this:This element is using CSS Flex, with everything aligned center. The issue - using an Adobe Font. It works perfect with Google and System fonts, so what is the fix here? Is this just an issue with the creation of the fonts themselves?