One font can come with several licences, and choosing the wrong one can cause problems later.
Key Points
- A personal licence suits private work that is not used to earn income.
- A commercial licence is needed when the font is used on products, packaging, or client marketing material.
- A studio or corporate licence covers many users within one team or company.
- Keep the proof of purchase and read the terms for use on the web, in apps, and in print.
If in doubt, ask the seller before buying so it fits the needs of the project.
Note: this article is dummy demo content and is not professional advice.
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