Adobe Fonts Pro
Last updated on
Oct 8, 2025
Learn about Adobe Fonts system requirements, subscription options, and access to the font library across different Adobe plans.
Fonts are added to your computer through the Creative Cloud desktop app, which is available on macOS and Windows. You can't add desktop fonts on other operating systems, as the Creative Cloud desktop app isn't available on those platforms.
Web fonts hosted by Adobe are compatible with all browsers that support web fonts, including those on macOS, Windows, and Chrome OS, as well as most mobile browsers.
Note
To add fonts, you must be signed in to the Creative Cloud desktop app with a named-user Adobe subscription. You can't add fonts with a device or site-wide license.
As of Fall 2022, Adobe offers three different access levels for Adobe Fonts. Visit your Adobe Account page to find out which level you have. You can also refer to the subscription comparison table for a general overview of each level.
Subscription comparison for font library access
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Adobe Fonts Standard |
Adobe Fonts Free |
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Included with: |
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What fonts do I have access to? |
Complete library |
Complete library |
Basic library (~5,500 fonts) |
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What usage rights do I have? |
Fully licensed for authoring and editing |
Fully licensed for authoring and editing |
Fully licensed for authoring and editing |
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Where can I use these fonts? |
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Only Creative Cloud apps that are granted by the subscription |
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Access more fonts
If your subscription doesn’t include the fonts that you need, you may be able to switch to a Creative Cloud plan that includes the complete library to have access to a wider selection of fonts.
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