Can I Add Fonts to Canva?

Yes — you can add fonts purchased from YouWorkForThem to Canva. However, in some rare cases a small extra step is required. A select number of foundries on our platform require a special version of the font to work within Canva. This is due to ongoing licensing concerns between some font foundries and Canva. If […]

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Are Fonts Free for Commercial Use?

Not all fonts are free for commercial use. While some fonts are released under open licenses that allow unrestricted use, most professional fonts require a commercial license. Even “free” fonts (sometimes called demo fonts) often come with restrictions that limit how they can be used. At YouWorkForThem, our collection of free and demo fonts can […]

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Are Fonts Copyrighted?

Yes — fonts are protected by copyright, but the rules vary depending on what part of the font you’re talking about. The software code that makes a font file work (OpenType, TrueType, etc.) is copyrighted, just like any other software. The typeface design itself is not always protected by copyright in every country. In the […]

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Font Licensing Inquiries: How to Respond and Find Solutions

If you’ve been contacted by an outside party about a font license you don’t currently hold, you’re not alone. These inquiries are becoming more common, especially from platforms that operate on recurring subscriptions or expensive custom licenses. This is often the case with web font licensing and mobile app licensing, where yearly fees can quickly […]

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How to Integrate Web Font OpenType Features in HTML and CSS

Web Font OpenType Features offer designers the flexibility to enhance their typography with stylistic alternates, swashes, and other advanced font features. Many fonts available from YouWorkForThem come equipped with these rich OpenType features, allowing for creative and unique design possibilities. By integrating these features into your web design, you can enhance the visual appeal and […]

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Video Game Font Licensing – What Developers Need to Know

Understanding Video Game Font Licensing In the dynamic realm of video game design, the choice and application of fonts are crucial for crafting immersive player experiences. As developers delve into the complexities of integrating text into their games, the significance of font licensing becomes increasingly apparent. This discussion explores the nuances of Video Game Font […]

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Handling Unavailability: Upgrading Premium Font Licenses

Navigating Unavailability: Your Guide to License Upgrades Securing or upgrading a license for premium fonts (or graphics) can pose a challenge when these coveted design resources suddenly become unavailable. This rare occurrence can transpire when a designer or foundry decides to remove their products from the market, perhaps due to a studio sale and transfer […]

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Crafting Custom Typefaces: Tailored Fonts to Meet Your Needs

In the world of corporate typography and design, the need for custom typefaces is not uncommon. At YouWorkForThem, we receive inquiries from clients wanting personalized elements in their typefaces, or requiring specific language support in their projects. We frequently receive inquiries asking, “Can you create a modified set of characters and consolidate these into a […]

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Web Fonts Licensing: Navigating Domains, Subdomains & CDNs

Demystifying Web Fonts Licensing for Your Domain Licensing web fonts for your domain, such as “example.com,” involves understanding the breadth of the license. Our web font license covers everything under “example.com,” including all subpages, irrespective of their dedicated purpose, like “example.com/other.” Loading Preview… Subdomains, Subpages, and Your Web Font License Our web font license extends […]

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