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Add your fonts in Adobe Express on the web and manage brand and style guidelines quickly and easily.

Adobe Custom Font allows you to fine-tune your brand parameters, adapt character composition, and seamlessly embody your unique identity and values. You can bring your own font into Adobe Express and add it to the font picker.

Add custom fonts to your Brand in Adobe Express

On the Adobe Express homepage, select Brands.
Select a Brand to add your custom font.
Select Add your fonts > Upload.
In the pop-up window, select Add fonts. Browse for a font on your device and select Add.

Add custom fonts to your file in Adobe Express

Start with a file on the homepage of Adobe Express. In the editor, select Text > Add your text.
In the Text panel, open the fonts drop-down and select Upload.
In the pop-up window, select Add fonts. Browse for a font on your device and select Add.
To use your font, open the fonts dropdown menu in the Text panel and select your custom font under Uploaded fonts.

Access and permissions

Review the following edit and access permissions when uploading custom fonts to your designs in Adobe Express:

This functionality isn't available on the Free plan.
Uploading custom fonts is enabled by default if you have a paid Enterprise account. If you don't see the Upload button, your admin may have disabled this functionality. You can request access to a custom font from your Enterprise account admin, who will then share the custom font with you through the Admin Console. Read more on how to contact your Adobe administrator.

Supported font files

Adobe Express supports .otf and .ttf font files that are under 512 Mb. Read more on how to upload your fonts to Creative Cloud.

Your use of the Adobe Fonts Service and upload of custom fonts is governed by Adobe’s General Terms of Use. You are responsible for ensuring that you have the proper rights and licenses to use and upload your font to the Adobe Express Services. If it is determined that you do not have the proper rights and licenses to use a font you upload, Adobe may remove the font and replace it with another font or may deactivate your account. Please note that if we replace any font you upload with another font, the design and look of your Adobe Express content may alter.

Frequently asked questions

If your membership expires, the custom fonts you've uploaded will remain as part of your brand. You'll be able to open existing files that use a custom font, however, the text will be in a read-only state. You can manually change the font to a free one to edit your text.

Deleting a brand does not delete the uploaded font associated with that brand. If you want to delete a specific font, you can do that by clicking the trash icon next to the font name in your brand manager.

If your membership expires, you can open existing files that use a custom font. However, the text will be in a read-only state. You can manually change the font to a free one to edit your text.

If you accept a shared brand that includes a custom font, you must upload your licensed copy of that font to use the brand.

Navigate to Adobe Express on a desktop browser.
Open any existing file or create a file.
Select the Brand switcher in the right rail and select the Brand that you're trying to use.
You’ll then be prompted to upload the custom font to use that Brand in your projects.
Select the font file to upload from your desktop.

You're set to use that Brand in your Adobe Express files across web and mobile.

To use custom fonts, the Admin of the education account needs to upload the fonts. When the font is uploaded, the user of the education account can use the fonts in their project.

You can co-edit a file with a font uploaded by a different user, only if you've uploaded the font to the font picker. You need a premium account to upload a font to the font picker from a different user.

You can co-edit a file with a font uploaded by a different user, only if you've uploaded the font to the font picker.