Can I use personal use font on my website?

“Personal Use Only” Fonts This is exactly what it sounds like – fonts that are usually free of charge, but don’t allow you to use them in a commercial way. That means you can’t use these fonts on anything for your blog or business, even if it isn’t something you’re selling or giving away.

Can I use a personal use font for my logo?

Can you use a font as a logo? Yes, provided you have a proper license for that font. Also, remember that it’s a good idea to tweak the font in small ways so that it stands out from a simple logotype. Otherwise, your logo may look like thousands of other logos.

Can I use personal use font for portfolio?

The fonts are used in a poster. I used them to type the main text of the poster. I don’t want to share the font file, just use it. As long as you stay in that stage, showing examples of what you are capable of, it is perfectly OK to use fonts that are free for personal use.

What qualifies as personal use for fonts?

PERSONAL USE FONTS A wedding invitation you design. A friends baby shower invitation you design. A book report/essay/paper for school. Your personal blog/website (as long as it doesn’t include things like a portfolio with a link where people can pay for your services).

What constitutes commercial use of a font?

“Commercial-Use” is defined simply as any use of the font that results in a personal, business, or corporate financial gain.

Can you use Impact font commercially?

This Tension Type Free Font is free to use in any and all of your personal and commercial work.

Is a blog considered personal use?

If you have a blog online that wasn’t just created to update your family on your child’s life events (strictly personal), then it’s classified as a business (or potential business). This would mean that you cannot use “personal use only” fonts for your blog’s branding or graphics.

Can you use fonts for commercial use?

Some free fonts allow unrestricted use, and others prohibit use of the font for certain commercial purposes, such as the creation of e-books or Facebook images. The Google fonts are available for free and can be used commercially. Also, Font Squirrel is a curated list of free fonts that come with a commercial license.