Adobe Fonts

I am working on the HTML for my email newsletter. I dont have my clients licensed font URL so I need to generate one but don't trust using dafonts or any other font tool. I've started by adding my client fonts to adobe fonts but I am lost from here on how to generate a URL for these. Another problem is that I only can find my uploaded fonts in "Add fonts to creatiev cloud" in the creative cloud app. I cant find them anywhere else or in the list of activated fonts. Any sugestions on 1. how to get the URL from a font and 2. how to find my font in CC after they are uploaded. Help much appreicated!

Hi, Can you please add more technical information, including the ability to preview a font's full list of characters - similar to the glyph flyout menu?Also - please improve the search capabilities. Right now, when I need a font, I must first go to OTHER websites like fonts.com to do my research and preview the full character list. When i narrow down my choices, i then go BACK to adobe fonts and i cross my fingers and hope you have what i need. For the amount of money I pay each month, this should not be my experience. You need to add more tags and keywords. Currently the function is limited to only searching by font name or foundry. I would like to see a search cabability that i've come to know and expect (i.e. a "Google-like" search). This has been in existance at fonts.com for years, so i am baffled as to why Adobe is lagging behind.

I'm trying to find a way to purchase and download Sabon LT Std. Although I've used that font for many years, I can't seem to find it safely available online. Any ideas?

I'd like a font for a fantasy book cover and would use Cinzel Decorative if I wasn't nervous about OFL licenses. The long tails to the letters perfectly signal the genre I'm dealing with. I can't find anything like it in Adobe Fonts. Are there really no fonts with capitals with these decorative tails?

If you work for an agency and have Adobe Creative Cloud subscriptions and are working on a website for a client, can you use those fonts. Even though the download lisence would be reflected on my company's Adobe account not the client?

HiI had this tag created for my photographic work and cannot contact the person who made it for me to find which font it t, does anyone have a clue which font it is please?

Hi everyone, on my website I am using an adobe font called degular. During the mockup phase I didn't have any problem, the font was perfect. Now, during the development phase the web designer I am working with is having problems with the "line-height": as you can see from the image, the loop of the letter "g" is cut off.  The same thing happens with all the descenders and all the tails of the letters "q, p, g, j, y".The problem occurs when a negative line-height is used, which is not normal, since with other fonts this problem does not occur.How can I solve it?

Hi! Im having problems with the sofia font, everytime I open programs like premiere or After Effects doesnt recognoize the font Sofia that I already hace active in my account from adobe. why is thata and how can I fix it?

I am using an enterprise subscription. Others users under the same subscription are downloading same fonts with OTF formats where I am not. Is there a way to make sure we are all using the same font formats? This is frustrating when it comes to collaborative work. The kerning between the formats changes slightly. When you have blocks and pages and chapters of texts, layouts keep needing to be readjusted. 

This might be a tall order, but it would be nice if font names were checked a little more closely before being added to the Adobe Library. I've found several fonts that have problems with how they are named and show up in InDesign. Most recently, Chandler42 was giving me grief. I couldn't understand why the regular version wasn't in the font menu. There are 8 styles on the website yet InDesign listed 7. After awhile I found the problem... the regular version is incorrectly named so it isn't grouped with the rest of the styles. The name of the font is "Chandler42Regular Regular". See screenshot:

i want to buy adobe naskh,i want to purchase the font for a one - time ,and i want to know  adobe naskh   ttf or otf  formatthanks freind

I am looking for a font style on adobe that might have been used in the 18th and 19th century. i am creating an oscar wilde audition poster and wanted to use font similar to that period. Not sure how to even search for something like this on the fonts page 

Dear all, I need your help! Im working with Font: Euclid Flex regular & light. Some of the numbers in this font are hare to read/ confusing. Luckly the font glyphs offer a good alternative (see screenshot option 5).As i use this very often, its a lot of work to adjust all number manually.  So i would like to set this alternative glyph as a default in this font. Is that possible? How?

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BonjourPour quelle raison VALABLE la police Noto (en particulier) nous pollue la vie dans Illustrator, Photoshop et InDesign. Manifestement pas moyen de la supprimer, mais alors quelle galère ce défilement avant de trouver une police.Voilà, c'est dit, ça ne sert à rien ces polices système, thaï, arabe et plus si affinités, lorsqu'elles ne vous servent à rien au niveau mise en page. Bonne année à tousfranky

I need to install Symbol, or any font with science - math - Greek fonts.Instead of recognizing the font, Photoshop 24.5.0 goes to great length to find fonts with similar design parameters  . and totally goes off the rail.Any proposal to get Symbol or similat science font into Photoshop ?Remarkable that no science font is in Photoshop !    Thanks, Hart

HELP! I used this font years ago and can no longer find it. Anyone recogniuse it or know how I can track it down? I can find similar (sort of) but not the right one. Many thanks in advance Dan

How do i add/import fonts from here to my vs?

Hello, I have a really simple information site. It was designed by a developer, but I am not a fan of the fonts and thinking of changing them.Can anyone suggest a better font family, please?site Also, what is the ideal size for the headings? 

i want TO KNOW ABOUT FONTS ADOBE WORK IN MAC AND WINDWOSAND I HAVE QUE ABOUT FONTS , HOW I CAN SAY ALL FONTS FROM  ADOBE AND  TEST ITALSO I NEED TO KNOW IF I BUY A FONT FROM resellers  IT S WORK IN ALL VERISON  INDESIGN OR NOT,   I NEED LIVE CHAT WITH ADOBE

We have recently changed our webfonts from a self hosted version to the Adobe embedded version. The font is the same as before (Neo Sans), but the version from Adobe makes it hard to tell the difference between some letters. I think this is a bug in the font... (example from dtu.dk) 

Hi there! The font I have activates on https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/source-han-sans-traditional-chinese is not showing up in my Adobe Illustrator 2023 list. This is happened a few times in the past and I have even tried to restart Illustrator.  Does anyone know a work around? Many thanks for your help in advance!

Bonjour, J'ai utilisé des polices Adobe pour un projet client.Je souhaiterais pouvoir télécharger les polices en local pour les transmettre à mon client afin de les utiliser dans sa communication. Seulement le lcient n'a pas de compte Adobe.Comment puis-je faire?

I have installed the Adobe version of Houschka Pro (previous postscript 1 font now being deprecated) and the distinctive glyphs for characters "A" and "W" are not appearing correctly – the apex and vertex should be curved, not pointed/straight. There is a pointed version on Houschka Alt Pro (by G-Type), but regular Houschka Pro should be curved. While I can access alternate glyphs, which are rounded, these are not included in a style set which means that I must manually change the letterform characters across my document – not acceptable.It would seem that Adobe is using the Alt version (with alternate rounded glyphs) rather that the regular Pro version (with alternate pointed or straight apex and vertices) of Houschka??? Can you please clarify? Houschka is such a distinctive font and is chosen for these rounded characters, and used across my client's brand.