Font Licenses

A desktop license allows you to install the fonts on an operating system and use it in any desktop program (such as Adobe Photoshop) to create static images ( JPEG or PNG) or vector artwork (EPS, SVG), which you can then use for any purpose, including, but not limited to physical end products, logos, packaging, posters, social media.

This license is limited by “Users”, which is the total number of people using the fonts. The maximum number of users must not exceed the number selected at the time of purchase.

A webfont license allows you to embed the fonts on websites that you own or control with the @font-face selector in CSS files for the number of pageviews per month selected at the time of purchase. 

This license is limited by monthly “pageviews”, which is a unit used to measure traffic to your web pages. The maximum number of monthly pageviews must not exceed the number selected at the time of purchase.

An ePub license allows you to embed the fonts into electronic publications (ebooks), including an Electronic Publication for commercial use, and distribute worldwide such electronic publication to end users in a secure manner which does not allow them to access the fonts.

This license is limited by “titles”, which is the quantity of distinct eBook titles. The maximum number of titles must not exceed the number selected at the time of purchase.

An app license allows you to embed the fonts into more than one distinct application that you own or control for the number of monthly active users selected at the time of purchase. 

This license is limited by monthly active users (“MAU”), which is a metric used to measure the total number of unique users who interacted with the application(s) you own or control over 30 days.