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Can I Use Adobe Fonts With Figma?

Last updated on November 30, 2022 @ 5:10 am

As a general rule, you can’t use Adobe Fonts with Figma. Adobe Fonts is a service that provides access to a library of fonts that you can use on your website or in other applications.

Figma is a vector graphics editor that doesn’t support Adobe Fonts. However, there are some workarounds that you can use to get around this limitation.

One workaround is to export your design from Figma as an SVG file. You can then open the SVG file in a text editor and add the code for the Adobe Fonts you want to use. This method is a bit tedious, but it will allow you to use Adobe Fonts with Figma.

PRO TIP: Adobe Fonts is a subscription-based service that provides access to a library of fonts for use in desktop and web applications. While Figma does support the use of Adobe Fonts, there are some important things to keep in mind.

First, Adobe Fonts is a paid service, so you’ll need to have an active subscription in order to use the fonts in Figma. Secondly, Adobe Fonts only works with certain types of projects – specifically, those that use the “Web” font format. So if you’re working on a project that uses the “Desktop” or “Print” font formats, you won’t be able to use Adobe Fonts.

Finally, keep in mind that Adobe Fonts can only be used for personal or non-commercial projects. If you’re looking to use fonts for a commercial project, you’ll need to purchase a license from the original source.

Another workaround is to use an online service like Typekit or Google Fonts. These services provide access to a library of fonts that you can use on your website or in other applications. You can then embed the font files into your Figma design using the < iframe > element.

Conclusion, you can’t use Adobe Fonts with Figma directly.Export your design from Figma as an SVG file or use an online service like Typekit or Google Fonts.

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