Terms of use

Licenses

Fonts may be used after buying the right license. Below are the license types, what they cover, and a short FAQ.

License types

Desktop OTF

Print, logos, branding, static PDFs, images for social.

Metric: number of seats (1 / 5 / 25 / 100).


Allowed: layouts, print, logos, outlines, embedding in read-only PDF.

Not allowed: website (@font-face), apps, sharing the file with third parties.

Web WOFF2, WOFF, TTF

@font-face embedding on the listed domains.

Metric: monthly pageviews.


Allowed: self-hosting on your domain, body text and headlines.

Not allowed: distributing files, using on domains beyond the license.

App TTF

Embedding into mobile and desktop apps, ePub.

Metric: downloads or active users.


Allowed: app UI, e-books (read-only).

Not allowed: content-generating apps, server-side PDF generation.

Trial (free) OTF

Testing, personal mockups, student work, client presentations.

Free. Single user.


Allowed: trying the font, internal sketches.

Not allowed: commercial use, publishing, selling work.

What's allowed

DesktopWebAppTrial
Print, logos
Website (@font-face)
Apps
Sharing file with client
Modifying the file
Training AI models
Reselling the license

FAQ

Can I use the font in a logo?
Yes, with a Desktop license. You may register the logo as a trademark.
Do I need a separate license for a website?
Yes. A Web license is required for @font-face on a site.
What is the trial version?
A free font for testing and personal mockups. Commercial use is not allowed.
Can I give the file to a client?
No, the client needs their own license. An agency may use the font to work on the client's project.
Can I train AI on the font?
No. Using the font to train generative models is not allowed.
What if my traffic or print run grows?
Upgrade the license: pay the difference to the next tier.

This is a short summary based on industry practices, not legal advice. Before commercial use, prepare a full license agreement and have it reviewed by a lawyer.