TechRadar Verdict
Adobe Fonts is a great service thats bundled with most of Adobes subscription packages.
It grants you access to a wealth of typefaces, and is tightly integrated with all of its apps.
We all love fonts.
The Recommendations page shows you information and font that should be tailored to your needs
Weve tried out many of thebest font resourcesfree and paid, reviewed thebest fonts for websites.
Cant get enough of em.
But how does it compare?
Once you’ve chosen a new typeface, it’s instantly added to the Creative Cloud app
We put Adobe Fonts to the test.
you could check this by clicking on the subscriptions see plan & pricing details link.
However, there is a free option.
In order to use the font in apps made by companies other than Adobe, you need to install them from the Creative Cloud app
Yes, thats around 7.5% of the entire collection, but its certainly better than nothing.
Theres also a menu tab at the top and a search field.
Everything you’re gonna wanna find the right typeface youre looking for.
Adobe’s Fonts are organized by categories, but are also easy to find through tags, search phrases, a trending list, and so on
This will make the font available in the Creative Cloud (CC) app.
Its time to venture to the Creative Cloud app.
All fonts usually get installed and managed via the Font Book app, except for the Adobe ones.
Cancel your subscription however, and as youd expect, those rights go away.
Adobe Fonts cannot be shared between users, unless of course those users have their own Adobe subscription.
