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Adobe Fonts: 31 companies using it

  • 31 companies in our database
  • 7 countries
  • Pay per contact, no subscription

Adobe Fonts is a font library included with Adobe subscriptions, used by designers, marketers, and product teams to access thousands of typefaces for web and print. The product integrates directly into Adobe applications like Photoshop and Illustrator.

You can reach 4 Graphic Designers and 3 Product Designers at these 31 companies, along with 3 Marketing Managers who use Adobe Fonts for brand consistency.

Companies
31
Contacts
31
Countries
7
Category
Font library and licensing

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What is Adobe Fonts?

Adobe Fonts is a type library with simplified commercial licensing, included in all Adobe subscription plans at no extra charge. All fonts in the library are licensed for both personal and commercial projects, including merchandise design and client work.

Vendor
Adobe
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Included with Adobe subscriptions (starting $4.99/month); no per-font charges

Sample companies that use Adobe Fonts

CompanyLocationContacts
4WayDialIndia1
AppViewXIndia1
Ascendtis IT Solutions LLPIndia1
AWS Educate Student Community IndiaIndia1
Big Corner CreativeUnited States1
CENTRE PEDIATRIC ASSOCIATES, P.CUnited States1
Chattahoochee Technical CollegeUnited States1
Chesapeake Health CareUnited States1
Community Action Partnership of KernUnited States1
ComputaTuta Sales & ServiceUnited States1
CrosswayUnited States1
DDB Mudra GroupIndia1

19 more companies use Adobe Fonts

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A sample of the companies in our database. The full account list and contacts are available in the app.

Who you can reach at Adobe Fonts companies

The largest group in this list is 4 Graphic Designers, followed by 3 Marketing Managers and 3 Product Designers. These roles drive font selection and procurement decisions across design and branding projects.

By role

  • Graphic Designer4
  • Marketing Manager3
  • Product Designer3
  • CEO / Founder3
  • Software Engineer2
  • UI Designer2
  • Operations Manager2
  • Teacher1

By role, measured in contacts.

By country

  • United States14
  • India12
  • Bangladesh1
  • Spain1
  • United Kingdom1
  • Italy1
  • Indonesia1

By country, measured in contacts.

Adobe Fonts alternatives

  1. 1. Google Fonts

    Free, open-source alternative with no licensing restrictions

  2. 2. Monotype Fonts

    Subscription-based library positioning itself as a direct competitor to Adobe Fonts

  3. 3. MyFonts

    Individual font purchase model rather than subscription

  4. 4. FontBase

    Desktop font manager for browsing and organizing fonts from multiple sources

Frequently asked questions

Can I use Adobe Fonts for client projects and commercial work?
Yes. All Adobe Fonts are licensed for personal and commercial use, including merchandise design and client work. Your client does not need a separate license if you have an Adobe subscription.
Which Adobe applications include Adobe Fonts?
Adobe Fonts integrate into most Adobe desktop and mobile applications. Added fonts appear in the font menus of Photoshop, Illustrator, and other Adobe tools.
Is there a free tier of Adobe Fonts?
A basic free library exists as a limited selection. The full library of thousands of fonts is available with any paid Adobe subscription, including the lowest-tier plans starting at $4.99/month.
Can I use Adobe Fonts on websites?
Yes. Adobe Fonts can be embedded on websites through web project integration, keeping digital branding aligned with print and presentation work.

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