I know that most of my classmates must have encountered this situation: a design work that was supposed to be perfect is because the fonts you use are copyrighted by others.
They will not let you use it commercially, and they will immediately take your work off the shelves or compensate them. I don't know how sad it is to see this happen.
Maybe at this time, some people who love typing on the keyboard and are fearless have something to say: Aren’t the fonts that the system itself gives you are not fonts, can’t they be used?
If the fonts that come with the system itself are good-looking, beautiful, and abundant, then what if I just use them? But is this the case?
Using other people's copyrighted fonts for commercial purposes, but also bear the risk of lawsuits, how can ordinary people afford the "subpoena warning"?
Therefore, it is very difficult for students to use fonts that can be used commercially. Because, you don't have so many commercially available fonts, and almost all of your fonts are not commercially available.
However, don't be afraid, here we have collected a batch of commercially available fonts for you, and also indicated some requirements and scope permissions of these fonts in the commercial process in the resource document.
A total of 1,800 commercially available fonts:
Brush category:
Pens:
Pencils:
Cursive:
Ancient Chinese:
The 1,800 commercial fonts of the above types are all in the file that I remind you to use. There are thousands of fonts in the file that is recommended to be installed selectively, but those are not commercially available. It is recommended You can use it as a normal practice.
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