Using fonts from Adobe Fonts in Creative Cloud apps

Your Creative Cloud subscription includes Adobe Fonts, which offers thousands of fonts from hundreds of type foundries. You can activate the fonts you want and use them in your desktop applications and on websites. Active fonts are available for use inside all Creative Cloud apps, such as Photoshop or InDesign.

For details about your subscription and font entitlement, check your Plans & Products page.

Browse and activate fonts using the Creative Cloud desktop app so the activated fonts are available in all your desktop applications. If Creative Cloud desktop app is not already installed, download and install it. Make sure that Adobe Fonts is enabled in preferences (Preferences > Creative Cloud > Fonts).

To use the fonts you’ve activated, simply open the font list in your desktop application. Some desktop applications, like Microsoft Word, may require a restart after a new font has been activated.

To deactivate active fonts from your computer:

1. In the Adobe Creative Cloud desktop app's Fonts panel, click Manage Fonts. The My Adobe Fonts page opens in a browser window. You can also log in to fonts.adobe.com and go to your My Adobe Fonts page directly.
2. To the right of any font you no longer want to use, click .

If you go offline while the Creative Cloud desktop app is running and you are signed in, any activated fonts will still be available to use. Any changes you make to your fonts on fonts.adobe.com will not be reflected until you restore connectivity.

If you launch the Creative Cloud desktop app while offline, fonts will not be available and will not display in font lists.

You can enable or disable the Adobe Fonts service from the Creative Cloud desktop app. Disabling Adobe Fonts will stop activating fonts and deactivate any activated fonts from your computer.