Of course, you can’t simply copy the fonts to just any computer and use them because Typekit fonts must be validated by the Creative Cloud servers they work only for licensed Creative Cloud users.
Access to the Typekit font library is a valuable Creative Cloud feature because you can sync any of thousands of TypeKit fonts to your desktop and use them in any application (they’re not just web fonts). We already know that annual subscribers can run Creative Cloud applications for 99 days in offline mode before having to revalidate the license online (30 days for monthly subscribers).īut I started to wonder how that works with Typekit fonts. Uncertainty about how much Adobe Creative Cloud depends on Internet connectivity makes some users wary of signing up. (Update: Typekit is now known as Adobe Fonts.)
