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Yes, you can use web fonts for your clients' websites, but certain conditions apply. The licenses allow the use of fonts as long as the website remains under your management and is hosted according to the provider's terms.
However, starting from December 31, 2019, web fonts used for client websites must be loaded directly from their own Adobe Creative Cloud subscription to ensure proper license attribution and avoid any service interruption.
For more details, please refer to the full Terms of Use, especially regarding commercial use and reselling the service.

Yes. You will need a separate license (app license) to cover this usage. The subscription to your Adobe Creative Cloud account does not allow for displaying fonts in an app. The cost of your license will depend on the number of fonts you wish to use and the number of installations for your app.

No. There are no limitations on the number of monthly page views for web fonts hosted through your Adobe Creative Cloud subscription.

No, Adobe does not provide the option to host fonts locally. If you wish to host your web font files, you will need to acquire the appropriate license for this usage.

By suspending your Adobe account, you will generally lose access to the synchronized fonts associated with that account. As a result, you will no longer be able to use these fonts in your projects or display them on your website. If you require a perpetual license that meets your typographic needs, you can purchase a license through one of our resellers.

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You Work For Them

• Creating logos
• Designing t-shirts
• Designing mugs
• Creating posters
• Developing vector artwork
• Producing bitmap images in formats like JPG, PNG, etc.
• Displaying fonts on your website
• Embedding fonts in ebook format which protects the font data such as EPUB, PDF, iBooks, Kindle.
• Creating banner advertisement (with CSS embed code)
• Producing film or Video
   

This list is not exhaustive and may have additional restrictions. To learn about all the usages of fonts with your Adobe account. For more information, you can refer to Adobe's FAQ on the terms of use for synchronized fonts by clicking here.

Using fonts with your Adobe account allows you to create logos, t-shirts, mugs, posters, vector artwork, and bitmaped images in JPG, PNG, etc. It also enables you to display the fonts on your website. However, for any other use (e.g., mobile apps), you need to acquire a separate license. For more information, click here to read Adobe's FAQ on the conditions of use for synchronized fonts.