Yes. My free fonts include a commercial use license. You can use my fonts for posters, logos, books, t-shirts, web graphics and more.
In the catalog, each font has a link to Fontspring where you can purchase the type of license you need. For free fonts, it’s the same thing: just add them to your shopping cart. When you’re finished, you can check out and download your fonts. You can also use the shop link to see a list of available fonts at Fontspring and other sites.
Yes. If you’re using my fonts to make graphics, a logo or a banner for a web site, it’s allowed. If you need to embed a font on a web site, you need to purchase a web license. Read my page on embedding to learn more.
Yes. The regular (desktop) license allows you use fonts in a video; unlimited views and no distribution restrictions.
Yes. If you’re using the fonts to create a graphic image such as a title screen, the regular (desktop) license allows this. If you need to include the font data in the app/game, you need an app license. Read my page on embedding to learn more.
Yes. The regular (desktop) license allows you to embed the fonts in a PDF. If you’re using the fonts to create a graphic image for the cover or for illustrations, the regular (desktop) license allows this. If you need to include the font with your eBook in other formats such as epub, mobi, iBook, azw3, you need an eBook license. Read my page on embedding to learn more.