Font licences and using your images

Can I use an image I make here?

It depends on the font and your project. Exporting a PNG, SVG or animation does not remove the font's licence conditions. font.gg does not grant permission on behalf of a font designer or brand owner.

The editor shows the selected font's licence label. Follow Usage details for the source and terms. Labels summarise the evidence we have found; the owner's licence takes precedence.

What the labels mean

OFL or Apache

An open licence has been identified. It permits personal and commercial graphics, subject to its terms. Sharing or modifying the font file has separate conditions.

Noncommercial terms

The source limits use or requires permission for commercial work. Check before using the design in client work, advertising, merchandise or a monetised project. Some licences also limit publication.

Check licence terms

The font has custom, commercial or asset-specific terms. Read the linked source for your intended use and ask the owner if it is unclear.

Permissions unverified

We have not established the permissions for this version. Availability on a font website is not permission to publish or sell a design made with it.

Browse fonts with open licences if you want to start with published open terms.

Brand-style lettering

font.gg is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the brands shown. Brand names identify the lettering being discussed. Some fonts recreate a style or offer a close match; they are not official brand releases.

A font licence does not grant rights in a brand name, symbol or logo. Avoid presenting a generated design as an official product or endorsement. Changing the wording does not automatically clear a design for every use.