Usage of Adobe Fonts

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June 27, 2025
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Can I use Adobe fonts to make word stickers without using any other graphic? For example, words like 'cupcake', 'donut', 'chocolate' etc where each word (containing several letters) is made as a single sticker?

It would be very helpful for me if someone answers this question in detail.

Thank you!

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Bobby Henderson

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At first glance I think it would be legal to make stickers/decals out of graphics that consist only of words set in a specific typeface. The only thing that makes me wonder is if the stickers will be mass produced and sold as a retail style item.

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amp092Author

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Thanks for your reply. It has helped me a lot.

I only had a doubt regarding the usage of individual glyphs of the fonts.

I framed the question with the above example just to understand this point.

Thanks again!

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Bobby Henderson

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Making decals of individual letters could be another issue, especially if the decals would be mass produced and sold as a retail item. Most people who use Adobe Fonts are using the fonts as just one element of an overall larger creative product. They're not making the letters of the fonts an actual product to re-sell.

John T Smith

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You need to ask program questions in the forum for the program you are using
To ask in the forum for your program please start at https://community.adobe.com/
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