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What are you making?

Choose the licence for how you’ll use the font. Start with your project; the file formats follow.

Choose a use above to see which licence fits.
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Desktop

OTF + TTF

For the things you print.

  • Up to 3 users in one organization
  • Logos, packaging, posters, merchandise
  • Finished images for social and video
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Web

WOFF2 + CSS

For the websites you host.

  • Up to 3 domains you own or control
  • Self-hosted fonts with @font-face
  • Unlimited pageviews
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Desktop + Web

All three formats

For print, graphics, and the web.

  • Both Desktop and Web rights
  • The same user and domain limits
  • One combined file package
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Extended

Scope agreed together

For apps, broadcast, and larger projects.

  • App and game embedding
  • Broadcast and e-publications
  • Larger organizations
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A scope that
needs a conversation.

App and game embedding, broadcast, e-publications, and larger organizational needs can require an Extended agreement. Describe what you’re making so the licence can fit the project.

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A few useful distinctions.

Can I use a Desktop font in a logo?
The draft Desktop licence covers logos and finished static artwork. Sending the font software itself to a client is a separate matter. Read the draft EULA.
Is a Web licence needed for images on my website?
Web licensing is for serving the font software with @font-face. A flattened graphic made using a Desktop licence is a different use. The controlling EULA defines the final terms.
Can I share the font with a client or collaborator?
The draft Desktop licence covers up to 3 users within one organization. Redistribution of the font files is not included. For client handoff or a larger team, check the EULA and get in touch.
Are the trials and the free font the same thing?
No. Trials are restricted files for non-commercial evaluation. Alive Marker is the planned full-weight free release and has its own licence.
Draft terms for design review. These summaries reflect the approved build targets, but the EULA and final legal language are still awaiting review. View the draft terms