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Non-latin scripts (especially south east asian)
First off, we are avid users of Adobe Fonts across multiple project (such as https://jntzn.com/tools/hex-to-rgb-converter/, https://jntzn.com/tools/xml-formatter/, https://jntzn.com/tools/glitch-text-generator/ and https://gegenfeld.com/tools/prozentrechner, among others). The platform's ease of use and integration have been invaluable to our workflow and design consistency.
As we expand our content offerings into additional languages—including Thai, Korean, Hindi and more—we've encountered a significant challenge: a limited selection of fonts supporting these more niche or non-Latin scripts. Thai script, in particular, is essential for us to deliver a polished and culturally appropriate experience in our multilingual projects.
It would be incredibly beneficial to have a broader range…
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Proofread Your Preview Pics!
The word HYACINTHS in the sneak peek of this font is misspelled. Might want to fix that.
https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/indie-flower#details-section+indie-flower-regular
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Adorn Fonts
Adorn Garland, AdornS Garland, AdornS Pompander Regular + Bold, Adorn Bouquet, and Adorn Coronet are not working properly. In the screenshot, the left is what it's supposed to look like, and the right is what it looks like when I use it.
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Font Request: Jovica Veljović's Silentium and Ex Ponto by Adobe
Include Jovica Veljović's Silentium and Ex Ponto by Adobe
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Gibson font bug
I'm using Gibson and love it, but it seems to have a bug.
Unfortunately, if I'm going to use Gibson in InDesign, I also need to use it in third-party software. In Filemaker Pro, it's rendering incorrectly when I save records as PDF. I have worked with some other people to track down the issue and it seems to be within the font itself.
One helper downloaded the font independent of Adobe and had the same problem I did. (See attached.) He suggested that it looks like "a filing rule issue among other things."
Thanks for looking into this.
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See if the adobe font is also available in canva and squarespace
When searching for a new font on adobe creative cloud fonts, it would be super amazing if you could instantly determine if the font you're interested in from adobe fonts, is also available in Canva and Squarespace etc...
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Option to list fonts in libraries by family
I enjoy the new function of putting fonts in my own libraries but I find it less usable than I expected beause every font weight/style is listed by itself which means I might have to scroll through 300 fonts in list of maybe 20 . In order to quickly go thought my font options in a library I should be able to sort them by family.
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Merge the font styles of “Europe”. Working with this font is a bit of a pain.
Merge the font styles of “Europe”. Working with this font is a bit of a pain.
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Everything. It is absolutely awful. I've wasted the majority of my day trying to navigate this piece of trash.
In design school, there was once a prompt to make the least user-friendly interface possible. I think Adobe Fonts tops it.
If I tried to explain specifics I'd spend the little time I have left of my Sunday continuing to ruminate on this hunk of junk interface. I'm tired. Please do better.
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get better fonts
I mean people spent plenty of money over the years on really well-designed font collections...often time these cannot be uploaded to CS. The very least you could do is offer more high-quality type from prestigious type houses...not the generic knock-offs. Your job is to make it easier for designers to do great work. Please do not start in about the expense of licenses, you have no trouble charging your own customers hefty monthly fees. So please improve the font experience.
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Misleading information on Interstate language support
Hi,
The 'About' section of the Interstate font states: ... 'The family was expanded to include full support for Central and Eastern Europe languages, as well as Cyrillic and Greek.'
That is however not the case with the version provided by Adobe, which only includes standard version without other languages support. I think this is an example tapping into a broader problem: Adobe customers are not treated equally. Those, whose projects involve languages other than those considered 'standard' (which in itself sounds bizarre), are out of luck. While the extended language version of this particular font exists and is advertised…
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No Helvetica? Why not delete Times New Roman or any other immensely widely-used font just to be consistent?
Provide access to Helvetica/Helvetica Neue
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Adobe Font identifier isn't working. Error msg.
It returns a "Sorry, these results have expired" message multiple times on different browsers
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When you do stabilizing updates, quit screwing with the fonts, which I have to reset all the time!
Everytime you do a bug fix with "stabilization" you mess up how fonts work. I always use a specific font, optical, size, and spacing. Now I have to reset it every dang time I click another tool. Stop messing with the font box. it is so annoying and time consuming. I spend hours a day on Photoshop! Thanks
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i don't see a specific page to submit my foundry or fonts to add to adobe fonts font library
i don't see a specific page to submit my foundry or fonts to add to adobe fonts font library, would be great to have some sort of font management for foundries if there isn't
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Editing pdfs in InDesign is a must.
I received a file from a client that had Ofelia Display trial previously used. since my account is not a trial one, I can't replace the fonts with the full version, WHYYYYYYY?????
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Clarity about font licensing & educating support staff
The licensing information for fonts is extremely minimal and confusing. I was using this font on a website, because according to Adobe it is cleared for "website publishing". . . But I still received an email from the font foundry that I wasn't legally using the font, and now I have to pay them for a license. I'm still confused as to how I am supposed to "legally" use Adobe fonts on website, and when I called customer service to get a better explanation- they were unable to help me. So my suggestions would be:
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Fonts in WOFF2 format
If we could have a way to access fonts as WOFF2 this would help with page speed when implementing them on websites. This could compress the file sizes by 30%.
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Request for open type fonts in adobe
There are some HUGE gaps in Adobe collection, especially since you dropped former "gold-standard" Type 1.
This is a "wish-list" for OpenType fonts:
You need to replace some fonts you dropped, others that you never had, fill some gaping basic-stuff holes, flesh-out some families, try to keep things consistantly available, and some of this is simply stuff that would be nice to have.
1 voteAlthough support for Type 1 fonts has ended, we have not removed any fonts from our service. Many of the fonts on your list are already included in the Adobe Fonts library as part of your Creative Cloud subscription.
If you are looking to replace Type 1 fonts that are not offered in our library, we recommend reaching out to the foundry or their reseller. Further details and recommendations can be found in our help article.
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Facilitate workflow between designers using fonts via Creative Cloud
As a project is worked on by several designers from the company, it would be nice if it were possible to download a file to save in the Documents Fonts folder so that, when clicking on this file, it would go directly to activating the font on the page. It could be an xml, for example.
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