Licensing

Personal use is free. Commercial use requires purchase. Enterprise requests go through email.

Quick summary

Two tiers
Personal
Free
Allowed
  • Personal projects
  • Student work
  • Non-commercial social posts
  • Practice / portfolio pieces (not paid)
Not allowed
  • Client work
  • Brand identity for a business
  • Products for sale
  • Paid ads / paid campaigns

Personal is for non-commercial use. If money is involved, use Commercial.

Commercial
$
Allowed
  • Client work
  • Brand identity
  • Packaging + print
  • Digital marketing
  • Products for sale
Notes
  • Single buyer / single business by default
  • Use across campaigns is fine
  • Keep the receipt as proof of license

Commercial covers typical brand and client usage. For large teams or special usage, email for Enterprise.

Choose fast

Common situations
“I’m making a logo for my own business.”
Commercial.
“I’m designing for a client.”
Commercial.
“I’m a student building a portfolio project.”
Personal, as long as it’s not paid work.
“I’m selling a product (shirts, posters, packaging).”
Commercial.
“I want usage for a large team or multiple brands.”
Enterprise. Email.
“I need something unusual (broadcast, apps, web).”
Enterprise. Email the details.

Rules

Simple
Don’t redistribute
You can’t re-upload, resell, share, or include the font files inside templates for others.
One license per business
If two separate businesses want to use the same font, each needs their own Commercial license.
Proof of license
Keep your receipt or invoice. That’s your license record.
Need clarity?
Email the project type and how the font will be used. You’ll get a clear answer.

Enterprise

When to email

Email if you need:

  • Multiple seats / large team
  • Multiple brands under one umbrella
  • Web + app usage
  • Broadcast / film / large distribution
  • Custom agreements

Send:

  • Font name
  • Business name
  • Where the font will appear
  • Team size
  • Timeline
Email →