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Licensed an abstract editable text, but the font is not included?! What is the point of licensing it

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May 24, 2023
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Licensed an abstract editable text, but the font is not included?! What is the point of licensing it if you can not actually edit it with the same font, the font doesn't even show in illustrator. Is there a second download for the font or how to request a refund of my credit.

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Penny

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Correct answer Abambo

for $600 software why didnt the font included?

By @Lorena702

Adobe stock is no software. But Adobe Creative Cloud includes access to https://fonts.adobe.com, which is a collection according to Adobe of 25,000 fonts. So what font do you miss?

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Lorena702

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pain staking issue!! none of my downloads even show the font. its always outlined. at least you have some sort of help.

I started using Canva becuase of this. for $600 software why didnt the font included?

Abambo

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for $600 software why didnt the font included?

By @Lorena702

Adobe stock is no software. But Adobe Creative Cloud includes access to https://fonts.adobe.com, which is a collection according to Adobe of 25,000 fonts. So what font do you miss?

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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I think this font is free to download: https://www.dafont.com/a-abstract-groovy.font

But I agree, you should not have to chase a font. I am sure, though, that the author of the art has no rights to distribute the font.

Abambo

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I am sure, though, that the author of the art has no rights to distribute the font.

By @Test Screen Name

There isn't a possibility on stock to distribute a font with an artwork, even if you have the rights.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

Abambo

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Fonts are never included in assets, as that is a copyright issue. You need to find the font somewhere else. Stock assets should use fonts that are available on fonts.adobe.com, exactly for that reason. I would google the font. You may be lucky and find it to licence if the font is the important thing here.

You could also search for a different font, as the effect adapts fine to the default font, it will probably work with any font that pleases you.

Please update this, if that is not a solution for you.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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