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Free Fonts for Commercial use on Adobe Acrobat Pro Plan

  • June 3, 2025
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What free fonts in my adobe acrobat pro plan are for commercial use?  And where can I find them? I have had Acrobat Pro for 3 years and when I go on the Adobe website, it is so confusing. I can't find anything easy.  I am a 71 year old and can't handle all this.  I just want answers to some easy questions. I even download the free Creative Cloud and have no idea what it is or what I am supposed to do with it. Someone please help me and send me where I can find out this info in an easy way on Adobe.com.

Correct answer Bobby Henderson

You should have the Creative Cloud Desktop App installed on your computer in addition to Acrobat Pro. If you open the app, click on the Adobe Fonts button in the right column of the app it will display a page showing all fonts that are synced from Adobe Fonts.

 

There is a Browse for More button that will launch a web browser and bring up the Adobe Fonts web site. Make sure your account user name and password is signed in at the Adobe Fonts web site. Once your account is signed in you'll be able to add fonts that are available in your plan.

 

If you want added Adobe Fonts to be available to all applications on the computer you'll need to use the Creative Cloud Desktop App to "install" those added fonts, otherwise they'll be available only to Adobe applications.

 

In addition to Adobe Fonts, the Google Fonts web site has a great deal of free fonts that are legal to download and use. Font Squirrel is another decent web site that has legal to use free fonts that are of good quality.

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June 4, 2025

You should have the Creative Cloud Desktop App installed on your computer in addition to Acrobat Pro. If you open the app, click on the Adobe Fonts button in the right column of the app it will display a page showing all fonts that are synced from Adobe Fonts.

 

There is a Browse for More button that will launch a web browser and bring up the Adobe Fonts web site. Make sure your account user name and password is signed in at the Adobe Fonts web site. Once your account is signed in you'll be able to add fonts that are available in your plan.

 

If you want added Adobe Fonts to be available to all applications on the computer you'll need to use the Creative Cloud Desktop App to "install" those added fonts, otherwise they'll be available only to Adobe applications.

 

In addition to Adobe Fonts, the Google Fonts web site has a great deal of free fonts that are legal to download and use. Font Squirrel is another decent web site that has legal to use free fonts that are of good quality.

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