Does Adobe buy fonts from designers? How do I sell a font that I created publicly?

[elaines52903595]

It's weird, I have been Googling this for hours and can't see where Adobe accepts font submissions or find out where the best place is to other than Creative Market. Would really love to submit to Adobe if possible..

Anyone know?

[HARSHIKA_VERMA · Accepted solution]

Hi elaines52903595,

Thank you for reaching out and thanks for your interest in joining our library. Please email at foundry-submissions@adobe.com with this information and our library team will be happy to review it.

Hope it helps.

Thanks,

Harshika

[elaines52903595]

Will do. thank you!

[linwensheng]

I sent email to foundry-submissions@adobe.com and wait for 2 weeks with no response....

[Adam Oakfold]

Hi @HARSHIKA_VERMA 
Do you know what the review time is for font submissions, please? I have some variable fonts I would like to put forward for consideration. 

Thanks

[Adam Oakfold]

Hi @HARSHIKA_VERMA 
Do you know what the review time is for font submissions, please? I have some variable fonts I would like to put forward for consideration. 

Thanks

[Test Screen Name]

I don't imagine there is a full time team waiting for submissions. More likely it goes to a department who might consider them at wide intervals. Maybe even a year.  I suspect the system is likely to really expected to deal with established foundries. In any case, even if Adobe accept the fonts you will want an outlet to sell perpetual licenses (because many Adobe Fonts customers "graduate" to full licenses for particular situations). So sort that out first. Your selling record may well be relevant. Look at the big font shops (being sure to distringuish font resellers from font foundries).

[inkvectors@gmail.com]

Seeking to do the same... 

I draw. I create.  I want to find out how to license my font works. 
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[Test Screen Name]

Repeating my reply: "even if Adobe accept the fonts you will want an outlet to sell perpetual licenses (because many Adobe Fonts customers "graduate" to full licenses for particular situations). So sort that out first. Your selling record may well be relevant [to Adobe's decisions]. Look at the big font shops (being sure to distringuish font resellers from font foundries)."