How do I license Adobe Fonts to use on websites?

Question

I've designed a website in Adobe XD and used an Adobe Font and now i want to pass the design onto my developer. In terms of licensing, how does this work? Does he also need to have an Adobe subsciption for this? Or is there a way to buy an Adobe Font license for a single website project? I've always used Google fonts so this is new territory for me! Any help would be appreciated! &#128578;

Neelamk · Answer

Hi @thepixellator!,

Thank you for reaching us. To use your fonts on websites, you can use fonts.adobe.com.

Yes. If your website is viewed in the browser–either on the desktop or a mobile device–it's covered by the web font license.

The web font license also requires that the fonts be added to your website by our embed code. The tutorial on adding fonts to your website shows how it works.

Adobe Fonts offers thousands of fonts from over 150 type foundries as part of your Creative Cloud subscription.

All fonts are licensed for personal and commercial use; read about the font licensing in full in the Terms of Use.

Please let us know if this helps.

Thank you,

Neelam

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