Adobe Fonts

Im using jasper report to generate PDF for my spring boot project , in that i need to use Kozuka Gothic Pro font for support Japanese character. I have to add font file in java class path in form of jar, for this i need a Kozuka Gothic Pro .ttf file for commercial purpose.Unable to find the purchase or download information of above .ttf file.Im new to font usage so not aware of below thingsi) Which type of license i need to purchase for my scenario.ii) Can i use this for PDF file generation.iii) Is there any procedure have to follow for using licensed font in my project. Kindly help me out if any one aware of this.

I used a font in Adobe Spark and now I cannot find this font. It was called "[legacy] font. Anyone familiar with this font and can tell me is it available on Adobe? 

I'm trying to install a font which is an .otf file format, but when I go to add it, it always says process failed. Can anyone help? Thanks

I don't know where else to put this, but the user interface for searching fonts is really awful. For starters, filtering fonts by language does not work. It's virtually impossible to sift through page after page of type and is truly unappealing to do so. It's not possible to tell what variations of a font are avalible (italics, bold, etc) from searching. The "tags" system is not robust, so really the only helpful sorting methods are properties and classification. Sorting by "featured" is confusing- what makes a font featured? Why not look at fonts with the most downloads? What is popular among other users or trending in the design world?I spend more time trying to sort through the fonts than actually working on my projects. Free font websites have better systems than this.

Does anyone know how to retrieve the "key" number for my PS CC?   Apparently I need it in order to download some Adobe fonts. 

We are developing a Veeva presentation (think HTML-based iPad app) and our designers used a TypeKit font.  Unfortunately TypeKit requires the user be connected to the internet and we can't ensure that so we needed to embed the fonts directly in the CSS.  So we licensed the font in question (Avenir), got the package, and inserted it into the HTML.  What we found was that the line-height differs substantially between the two fonts causing all the elements to shift up. This is literaly the only difference.  One links to TypeKit online.  The other uses local embedded fonts.  I have attached an animated GIF showing the difference  The local fonts appear much higher than the embedded fonts.  Unfortunately this is a HUGE presentation and adjusting the line-height of each element manually will take more time than we have to finish this project. Has anyone run into this problem before?  Any idea what might be causing it or how to fix it?

I have this strange situation. I have my own small website and have been using some Adobe fonts, hosting them by myself. Now I learned that I am breaching my licence, so set up the fonts and now I am using them from Adobe CDN. The problem is, the fonts being loaded now are of new version and I need the old one (like 10 years old). If I uploaded the old fonts to Adobe CDN, would it be legal, since I am not owning them and loading from Adobe CDN? Many thanks in advance!

Hi all,  I'm in postproduction for a film using Premiere Pro. For the credits I have chosen a font that comes with Premiere called Palatino Linotype. I got in touch with the folks at Linotype and asked what their licensing terms were for this kind of project when using Adobe software, and they said that it's a question for Adobe. Does anybody have the answer? Thanks! Camille   

Since having the CC license and being able to get many fonts, I'm searching but not yet seeing any that have bulleted numbers greater than 9 or 12. I'd like to find a bulleted font that has up to 100 if possible. Thanks for any tips.

Hello, I'm creating a website for myself through wix.com - But I want to use one of Adobe Fonts. I'm full Adobe subscriber. How do I upload fonts to Wix, when I can't download them? I tried asking the Adobe Support Center and there were like 4 agents unable to help me. Thanks

Hi Community. I use a font, Gothic league, for all my presentatins in keynote... and sometimes for whatever random reason when I open keynote it turns up as a missing font and screws up my whole presentation. In my fonts list on my Adobe Fonts it is activated... but I can't find the font in Keynote.  What happened? How do I resolve? I have  to give a presentation in an hour, so help is greatly appreciated. Thanks. Catherine

Hey, I have a question about the use of Adobe fonts on my website as part of a physical product design. The client can enter a text which we will engrave on the product using an Adobe font. There is a preview of the entered text with the Adobe font.The client can not choose or change this font it's predefined by us.  Is this allowed under the Adobe webfonts license?

I have a subscription with Adobe and I have access to the Adobe fonts. I have designed a book that I am getting ready to self publish for print and ebook to sell. Can I use the Adobe fonts without any further licensing? Or is there something else that I would need to purchase to be able to use these fonts for publishing and selling my book?

I've been using this font for a web project and it was fine up until Friday when it all of a sudden it 'dropped' the whole font down as if the line height had been doubled and the font aligned to the bottom somehow. It's screwing up my whole website so Hoping someone can shed some light or fix it. Font in question - https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/franklin-gothic-urw Pretty sure it's a fault on the adobe side because if you compare it to another font in the web project screen you can quite clearly see it's not rendering how it should be, the 'Ag' is overlapping the box. It's doing this to anything that uses that font.  Text should be in the middle, if I change to a systyem font it fixes it so it's definitley the font itself.   Any help appreciated. 

We are advertisment agency and would like to use the following fonts:Futura PT Cond BookFutura PT Cond MediumMuseo 900to create prodct packaging for our client. The products will be offered in the retail market and presented on line. Are we entitled to use the subject fonts in the described manner?Can you indicate a linkt to licensee agreement which give us such right?

I have an Adobe Account and I have a paid subscription through my school, which allows me access to all the adobe apps and services. I am trying to active more fonts from fonts.adobe.com and its saying I need to subscribe to CC to access the fonts, but I am subscribed so whats going on here?

This may be a silly question but if I download a trial of the Creative Cloud would I be able to use the adobe fonts app along side Indesign?

On teh attached image is the font I am trying to match..  any help would be greatly appreciated..

Hi everyone !  I can't find a way to download a font from adobe font to use it offline. Any solution ?Thanks

I am using Adobe Pro to create a PDF with a text box using an adobe font. When I select my adobe font from the list it tells me that this font will not be embedded because of the license. When I look at the font in adobe fonts however it says embedding is allowed. Can anyone help?

Have been using "Franklin Gothic URW" (Medium and Book) for 2+ years in a Web Project and had not updated any project settings until today. After updating the `font-display` settings, our production site immediately displayed an updated font-version that has severe issues concerning vertical-metrics.After searching the community, I found a handful posts detailing similar issues in other type faces:https://community.adobe.com/t5/adobe-fonts/all-projects-with-aktiv-grotesk-show-the-font-being-offset-vertically-see-images/m-p/10908435?page=1https://community.adobe.com/t5/adobe-fonts/please-fix-quot-objektiv-mk1-quot-font-vertical-metrics-please/m-p/11217900?page=1https://community.adobe.com/t5/adobe-fonts/itc-avant-garde-gothic-vertical-alignment-issue/m-p/11551936?page=1https://community.adobe.com/t5/adobe-fonts/jaf-facit-excess-spacing-above-text/td-p/11743878?page=1 Not a single one of those threads have a response from an Adobe rep. Is the community not the correct place to repor

Hi, So I changed my password for Adobe Creative Cloud and had to log in again but after coming back into a documeent that was open during the process, I dont know where all of my fonts that I downloaded from the cloud are located. At this very moment, I cant find any that I've previously been using. Any help is greatl appreciated. -KG

I am project managing the website build of a client. We need them to provide us with webfonts, one of which is an Adobe Font. I have explained to my client that I cannot license the webfont on their behalf, it must be done from within their own Creative Cloud account.  They have a Creative Cloud subscription, and it's likely their company has a Business account. However they cannot provide me with a font license generated from their own subscription account, as what if they leave the business and their CC subscription is cancelled? Then the fonts won't work on their website. How can I advise they provide me with their webfonts? Is there a way the webfonts license can be loaded from the Business account, rather than the account of the individual user?

I recently realized that some of the Servus Slab fonts do not render the dollar sign ($). Here are the ones:Servus Slab SemiBoldServus Slab BoldServus Slab ExtraBold Both true with the webfonts and on desktop.On myfonts.com the dollar sign is on all fonts. Can anyone do something about it?

We have noticed that JAF Facit has excessive spacing above the text itself in the line height.  When I looked at Just Another Foundry's own website, the typeface isn't displayed in this way but on our clients sites and on the Adobe Fonts website it is here:https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/jaf-facit I am wondering if there is a reason for this?  If you compare it with other typefaces you can see how dramatic it is as per the museo sans example attached.