Adobe Fonts

Hello,I deleted one of my "Web Projects" at fonts.adobe.com because I did not realize it was still being used.I have the ID of the web project I deleted. Is it possible that someone at Adobe could create a new Web Project with the same ID for me?I do not have access to all the sites that call the - now deleted - project's embed <link>. So I'm up a creek.Yes, I could create a new web project for Roboto at fonts.adobe.com but, of course, it would have a differnt ID which means the <link> I have on these sites would still remain broken.Any help is appreciated.

I need 200+ pages significantly reduced (see attached .png) for uninterrupted browsing on this Adobe web page: https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts  as I try to find an appropriate font for a job I am starting. A (.pdf) of the entire catalog would help. More, the font website “DA Font” has settings that allows one to view up to 200 fonts at a time.

We've been investigating an issue on our production site where several UI elements (navigation, buttons, accordion titles, CTA bar) started appearing visually heavier/thicker — almost as if the font weight bumped up — without any changes on our end.After digging into it, we compared our archived Typekit CSS (kit ID: lfg5klq, snapshot from January 30, 2026) against the currently served CSS and found the following:The font declarations (family names, weights, styles) are identical However, ALL underlying font asset IDs have changed across both families and all weights The font files moved from version 27 (/27/ in the CDN URL path) to version 31 (/31/) The kit shows a re-publish date of March 30, 2026Before → After asset IDs:myriad-pro 700: 0001709e → 7735d918 myriad-pro 400: 0001709a → 7735d919 myriad-pro 600: 0001709c → 7735d91b chaparral-pro 400: 3b9aee4e → 7735d8ad chaparral-pro 600: 3b9aee4f → 7735d8bbThis strongly suggests Adobe pushed an update to the font binaries themselves (v27

I want to look at my fonts all in one place, veiwing them on creative cloud doesn't let me type in WYSIWYG to compare lots of different fonts and its hard to scroll through because all of the font families folders are open. can this be changed so we can see our activated and favourites on the website agin, or has it moved and I just don't know where?

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I’ve recently learned about changes to how Monotype licenses its fonts, and how they’re using those changes to coerce designers, agencies, and companies into paying a lot more money to use their fonts.I thought this was contained to customers who licensed fonts directly from Monotype, however a friend of mine just finished switching all the fonts his company uses away from Monotype, and several were Monotype typefaces they’d been using through Adobe Fonts. Could you please clarify how the licensing works though Adobe Fonts? Do I have any risk of incurring fees from Monotype if I use a Monotype font offered by Adobe through Adobe Fonts?

Last year i had a brochure designed in Acumin Concept font. Now it says to wait for download or to replace. But it doesnt download because i tried to speed it up and see if this font is in the Adobe fonts but it isnt. So my question is is this gonna be a problem of  trust to use fonts from Adobe that might have the possibility of being removed any time? What kind of practice is this? Completely upset about the fact i have to rework the my whole thing!

Because there is no actual feature request option here, I’m posting this as a question: would it be possible to rethink the way Adobe Fonts browsing works? Adobe Fonts has an excellent library, but the browsing experience is painfully inefficient. Rendering only a handful of fonts per page and forcing users to click through endless numbered pages makes discovery far slower than it should be. If infinite scroll is not possible, at least show far more results per page. The Creative Cloud app is also missing essential functionality. The Adobe Fonts section should support real search and filtering by style, mood, and classification directly inside the app, without forcing users back to the website. Right now it feels incomplete. The quick actions strip is another weak point: hiding actions behind side arrows adds friction to something that should be immediate. This ecosystem has huge potential, but the current experience feels unfinished and unnecessarily time-consuming.

Hello! Problem installing fonts. Different uses in the desktop application and the online version of Adobe Fonts. They do not load in the application on the computer.

Want to know which typeface i should start logo design practice as a beginner

For years I've had issues with installing/keeping Adobe Fonts saved to my copmputers. Whether it's because they lost their licensing agreement with a third party company, or by promoting their own fonts (which seem to dissappear when you try installing them), Adobe has officially wasted enough of my time and money... Q:  Found a font and want to add the whole family to use in your projects?[Adobe solution]:   Great! Only 4 of the 10 fonts actually showed up in your library, (you didn't need that Regular or Bold Italic version of that font right?)Q:  Want to install the font to use locally for other projects?[Adobe solution]:   Sure! Well it says the font is 'active' from the fonts.adobe.com dashboard, now look in your CC app and it should be ther... NOTHING IS THERE Q:  I thought (finally) that this font was successfully installed, but I dont see it in my libraries[Adobe solution]:   We're sure its there! but first did you:shut dow

I can’t count how many times I’ve signed in and out of Creative Cloud launcher or uninstalled Adobe Creative Cloud, or restarted my computer just to get Adobe Fonts working properly. We use over hundreds of fonts with out subscription and the fact we battle almost daily to get the fonts properly activated is becoming increasinly cumbersome. Anyone know if Adobe is actively working to fix this issue? Been at least 3 years now since Adobe Fonts hasn’t worked properly or without error.

I've tried sooo many font apps and they all are a constant hassle. I finally really want to just stick to Adobe Fonts. I've always shied away from it because it takes a really long time to load missing fonts. But maybe there is a solution for that? Also, I want to add my own fonts to the app, of course. But that already is failing miserably after a few initial tries. Most fonts I try to add give me a message that simply says "unable to add". I'm not sure why they're not adding to the system. There is not explanation. They aren't Type 1 fonts or anything and they seemed to work in other font apps. Should I just give up on Adobe Fonts too or is there a way around these problems? Do other people like using this app?

I have built this website in Squarespace and the fonts appear perfectly fine in Chrome but not in Safari.Does anybody know what can be wrong? Thank you in advance! This is my header code:<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://use.typekit.net/xru2ori.css"> And this is my custom css:@26667424-face {font-family: "century-old-style-std", serif;font-weight: 400;font-style: normal;font-display: swap;}h1, h2, h3, h4{font-family: "Century Old Style Std", serif;font-weight: 400;font-style: normal;}p{font-family: "Century Old Style Std", serif;font-weight: 400;font-style: normal;} .sqsrte-large{font-family: "Century Old Style Std", serif;font-weight: 400;font-style: normal;}a#site-title {font-family: 'Century Old Style Std';font-size: 1.3em;font-weight: 400;font-style: normal;}

I want to add  Sofia Pro Soft in normal and italic light, regular and bold to a web project. However all the font weights are listed as 400. Did not have this issue with Typekit interface with same Typeface. Very frustrating.

The Adobe Creative Cloud fonts screen doesn’t load, just spins. I see that this has happened to other folks prior to 2026 and have done everything recommend in the Adobe community help short of uninstalling all creative cloud apps, including trying the cleaner tool.This is crazy. Have a heavy workload and this is the first chance I have had to try to solve this problem since it started January 16, 2026.The irony of all of this, is that, since the 1990’s I purchased a lot of T1 font families, you know, the Adobe original postscript based typefaces, and they are unusable. Since January, luckily, the TT & OT fonts that I had purchased have sufficed, but today, I sure needed access to those that I sadly used from ACC.Am I really going to have to uninstall all my apps, then, uninstall ACC to resolve this?I ran the Adobe Log Collector tool, but it keeps complaining it needs an internet connection, which, if you are reading this means I have one.Finally, I do continue to get error message

The installed fonts from Adobe Fonts are not syncing properly. The issue is more persistent with variable fonts. I need to restart the computer and log in and out of Creative Cloud to temporarily resolve the problem. Additionally, the circle icon that indicates font loading progress does not advance and remains stuck at “0 fonts loading.” 

I can’t install the font Hiragino Kaku Gothic on my iPad, while other fonts installed without any problems. I used the Creative Cloud app to install it, but it’s strange that I can only use this font in Illustrator. I’m not able to use it in other apps on my iPad. I want to use this font in CSP (Clip Studio Paint). 

Hi!! Adobe fonts are taking too long time to be installed! I guess this is an old issue, I used to have this same problem when this service was called as "Type Kit". I can see the problem continues, unfortunelly. My internet connection is Ok.

I added this font named Playwrite CC Portugal to Adobe Suite, and it keeps displaying like this in every programs including Illustrator and InDesign:  This is how the text app eared when I added it from the Adobe Fonts website:  It seems like all the other cursive fonts on my laptop is having a same problem. How do I solve this?

Hi,I've designed a visual identity for a client using Neue Haas Grotesk as their new font. They are Creative Suite subscribers and are able to activate the font and use it in InDesign, Illustrator etc, but neither of us can see the font in any of the Microsoft Office programs (PowerPoint, Word, Excel). We've activated the fonts months ago and restarted all programs multiple times, but Neue Haas Grotesk just doesn't show up in the font list. It's supposed to work seamlessly with Microsoft Office for Mac, right? Do they really have to buy the font as well, just to be able to use it in PowerPoint and Word? 

I installed Juma font (Naipe Foundry) this morning. No special licensing noted. Tried to use it in Adobe Express (as suggested in the app), and although the color version is selected, it is only showing some version of the monochrome font. Adobe shows that I have full premium access. Anyone know what I’m missing here? 

Is it allowed to use fonts that have been rasterized or converted to outlines—and then reshaped or decorated—in video content for commercial purposes?

I have a large collection of locally installed fonts and I want to homogenize it with Adobe fonts. I wish to remove all the fonts that are installed locally where Adobe fonts has an equivalent. Only fonts not available in Adobe will be installed locally.I cannot find on the web a list of the fonts available on Adobe fonts. Is this possible?