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jctech2025
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March 6, 2025
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Using Adobe Fonts

  • March 6, 2025
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Hi All,

 

Not quite sure where to post this.  I have a user that needs to use a specific font per management.  The font is available in Adobe Fonts "Orpheus Pro".  Microsoft Publisher was used I guess to create the calendar using the font.  The issue is that the user uses a Chromebook primarily for work.  Is there a way to use Adobe fonts within Google Docs?  From what I can tell, to use fonts in Adobe you need:

 

Windows or Mac

Adobe Account with Creative Cloud

Microsoft Publisher or similiar program

 

Looking for clarity here as, when I do a Google search half the time the generative ai post is top of the list.

 

Thanks all,

 

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creative explorer
Brainiac
March 6, 2025

@jctech2025 Unfortunately, there's no direct way to do that. Think of it like this: Adobe Fonts are designed to work within Adobe's applications. Google Docs, on the other hand, operates within the web-based world, relying on its own library of web-friendly fonts. These two systems don't speak the same "language" when it comes to fonts. The best solution is to use a Windows or Mac computer.

S_S
Community Manager
S_SCommunity Manager
Community Manager
March 7, 2025

Hi @creative explorer,

 

Hope you are doing well. 

 

Thanks for writing in! This is pretty much the explanation we could've given. Cloud-based fonts for every application have a separate base, and this is true for Microsoft, Google, and Adobe.

 

Until you have a font file installed on your device for the font family, it would be difficult to use them on other applications apart from the ones who provide the fonts to you.


Regards,
Souvik.

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