We distribute licenses under the package model. The model implies the use of typefaces for projects of different scale in print, web, apps, video, social networks, tv, logos. Different packages include different rights. For example, the S package does not include the right to use fonts in logos and TV, but there are rights to print, web, apps, social media and video. Together with the rights, you receive the entire set of typeface files necessary for work (otf, ttf, woff, woff2). A scale can imply the scale of the buyer (the number of employees on whose computers the typeface will be installed, the number of views of web pages, the number of apps, the number of subscribers in social media, etc.), and/or the scale of the project, if we are talking about a single use, for example, in an advertising campaign.
The typeface usage in the logo is allowed when using package M and above.
Yes, it allows. We prohibit modification of the typeface file.
The inscription becomes logo when it is used as the basis of the brand, identity, as a repeating visual element with which the brand associates itself.
Yes, all are equal. The author cannot have any claims for the use of typeface licenses purchased from resellers.
A typeface is the same author's product as, for example, a painting, a sculpture or a music track. Each typeface has an author, and our task is to protect their rights. Only the author can fully use the typeface, make changes and additions to it. A license gives the right to use the author's work in your projects. With a license, the author allows the use of the typeface — always under certain conditions and, as a rule, on a paid basis. Please carefully review this section to avoid unwitting violation of the terms of the Licenses.
All software, including typefaces, is protected by the End User Licence Agreement (EULA).
Different software has different License Terms that explain what can and cannot be done with it. We protect typefaces not only as a software product, but also as graphics.
According to the End User License Agreement, a licensed typeface can be used without a time limit, but typefaces cannot be transferred to those without a license. You must accept the End User License Agreement before purchasing and using our typefaces.
Different software has different License Terms that explain what can and cannot be done with it. We protect typefaces not only as a software product, but also as graphics.
According to the End User License Agreement, a licensed typeface can be used without a time limit, but typefaces cannot be transferred to those without a license. You must accept the End User License Agreement before purchasing and using our typefaces.
Please read our End User License Agreement carefully: you are legally liable for agreeing to it. Note the following points:
- A standard license allows one user to use a typeface. An upgraded license is required if the typeface is to be used by other people.
- When you buy a license, you get the right to use the typeface. The typefaces themselves remain the exclusive property of the store and their creators (authors).
- You can back up typefaces, but you cannot modify them.
- If the typeface does not work, we will replace it or fix it.
- You cannot create new typefaces based on our typefaces. You are also not entitled to sell or lease modified versions of our typefaces.
- If you plan to use the typeface in a game or other software, you will need a special license. Please email us.
- Typefaces can be inserted into PDF and Flash files. To do this, configure EMBED so that typefaces cannot be extracted from these files.
- All typefaces are copyrighted by the designers who created them.
- If you violate these terms, the End User License Agreement is revoked, and you lose the right to use the typeface.
- It is undesirable to transfer licenses to third parties. If for some reason you need it - write to us.
- We cannot guarantee that the typefaces will suit your project.
- A standard license allows one user to use a typeface. An upgraded license is required if the typeface is to be used by other people.
- When you buy a license, you get the right to use the typeface. The typefaces themselves remain the exclusive property of the store and their creators (authors).
- You can back up typefaces, but you cannot modify them.
- If the typeface does not work, we will replace it or fix it.
- You cannot create new typefaces based on our typefaces. You are also not entitled to sell or lease modified versions of our typefaces.
- If you plan to use the typeface in a game or other software, you will need a special license. Please email us.
- Typefaces can be inserted into PDF and Flash files. To do this, configure EMBED so that typefaces cannot be extracted from these files.
- All typefaces are copyrighted by the designers who created them.
- If you violate these terms, the End User License Agreement is revoked, and you lose the right to use the typeface.
- It is undesirable to transfer licenses to third parties. If for some reason you need it - write to us.
- We cannot guarantee that the typefaces will suit your project.
As a licensed user, you can use typefaces for all your projects, subject to the license agreement.
There are no restrictions on the types of media where the typeface can be used, but some of them need separate licenses.
There are no restrictions on the types of media where the typeface can be used, but some of them need separate licenses.
Please note that you cannot store typeface files purchased from us on servers that someone else has access to. If for some reason this is necessary, you can store typeface images in raster files: PNG, JPEG, GIF.
You can use our licensed typefaces both in one project and in several. As long as the scale of the project or your studio remains unchanged. You may need a license update in case of a larger project/order, so be careful.
You can always use the typefaces you bought your license for. They don't have an expiration date.
We absolutely do not allow modifying our typefaces, but we are ready to adjust them to your tasks for a fee. If you need such a service, email us.
We sell licenses for all main font file formats: OTF, TTF, WOFF, WOFF2 and variable fonts.
- Open Finder, then the folder with the typefaces you're about to install. Make sure all typefaces are unzipped.
- Select all the typeface files you want to install, then double-click on any of the selected files. FontBook, an application for managing Mac OS typefaces, will open, as well as windows with a preview of each typeface.
- Select all the typeface files you want to install, then double-click on any of the selected files. FontBook, an application for managing Mac OS typefaces, will open, as well as windows with a preview of each typeface.
- Drag each typeface onto the computer icon in the Collections section if you want the font to be available to all computer users. Drag each typeface onto the icon of the desired user if you want the font to be available only to them.
- Make sure all typefaces are unzipped before installing.
- Click Start > Control Panel > Appearance and Personalisation > Fonts.
- Right-click the font list, and then click Install New Font.
- Find the typefaces you want to install.
- Select the typefaces you want to install. To select more than one typeface, hold down the CTRL key. If you accidentally click on a file that you are not going to install, click on the file again holding down CTRL to deselect the file. To select typefaces that go in a folder in a row, click on the first font in the list, then SHIFT and select the last font in the list. All fonts between them will also be selected.
- Click Start > Control Panel > Appearance and Personalisation > Fonts.
- Right-click the font list, and then click Install New Font.
- Find the typefaces you want to install.
- Select the typefaces you want to install. To select more than one typeface, hold down the CTRL key. If you accidentally click on a file that you are not going to install, click on the file again holding down CTRL to deselect the file. To select typefaces that go in a folder in a row, click on the first font in the list, then SHIFT and select the last font in the list. All fonts between them will also be selected.
- Click OK to install the fonts.
- Make sure all typefaces are unzipped before installing.
- In versions prior to Windows XP, Choose Start > Settings > Control Panel. In Windows XP, choose Start > Control Panel.
- Double-click the Fonts folder. If you don’t see the Fonts folder, switch the control panel to Classic Mode.
- Choose File > Install New Font.
- Find the typefaces you want to install.
- Select the typefaces you want to install. To select more than one typeface, hold down the CTRL key. If you accidentally click on a file that you are not going to install, click on the file again holding down CTRL to deselect the file. To select typefaces that go in a folder in a row, click on the first font in the list, then SHIFT and select the last font in the list. All fonts between them will also be selected.
- To copy typefaces to the Fonts folder, make sure the Copy fonts to the Fonts folder check box is selected.
- In versions prior to Windows XP, Choose Start > Settings > Control Panel. In Windows XP, choose Start > Control Panel.
- Double-click the Fonts folder. If you don’t see the Fonts folder, switch the control panel to Classic Mode.
- Choose File > Install New Font.
- Find the typefaces you want to install.
- Select the typefaces you want to install. To select more than one typeface, hold down the CTRL key. If you accidentally click on a file that you are not going to install, click on the file again holding down CTRL to deselect the file. To select typefaces that go in a folder in a row, click on the first font in the list, then SHIFT and select the last font in the list. All fonts between them will also be selected.
- To copy typefaces to the Fonts folder, make sure the Copy fonts to the Fonts folder check box is selected.
- Click OK to install the fonts.
If you have successfully unzipped and installed typefaces, but they are still unavailable, try solving the problem in the following ways:
- You may need to restart the app after installing typefaces.
- Carefully review the entire font menu. In Mac OS X, there is no alphabetical order and some typefaces may be at the bottom of the list.
- Check if typefaces work in another app. Some programs require a special way of typeface installation, so consult the manual.
- Reduce the number of installed typefaces. If there are too many, this may be the cause of the problem.
- If nothing works, restart your computer. World-old way often solves computer problems.
- You may need to restart the app after installing typefaces.
- Carefully review the entire font menu. In Mac OS X, there is no alphabetical order and some typefaces may be at the bottom of the list.
- Check if typefaces work in another app. Some programs require a special way of typeface installation, so consult the manual.
- Reduce the number of installed typefaces. If there are too many, this may be the cause of the problem.
- If nothing works, restart your computer. World-old way often solves computer problems.
- If you use typefaces in Adobe programs (InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator) and typefaces are missing or appear corrupted, find all copies of the AdobeFnt.lst file (for example, AdobeFnt01.lst ... AdobeFnt12.lst) and remove them. The easiest way is to find files with the .lst extension. Delete any files you find and restart the app.
On Mac OS
- Open the Font Book app.
- Select the typeface, then choose File → Remove.
On Windows
- Type Fonts in the search box in the upper right corner of the control panel.
- Under Fonts, select Preview, delete, or show and hide fonts.
- Open the Font Book app.
- Select the typeface, then choose File → Remove.
On Windows
- Type Fonts in the search box in the upper right corner of the control panel.
- Under Fonts, select Preview, delete, or show and hide fonts.
- Select the typeface you want to delete and click Delete.
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