How can we help?

There's no separate registration step — an account is created automatically once you complete checkout or a purchase. The full walkthrough is in our account setup guide.

Yes. Every font product page includes a live Type Tester, so you can type your own text and preview every character, number, ligature, swash, and alternate glyph included.

Each font is delivered as a single ZIP file containing both OTF and TTF formats, so it works right away across most design software.

License choices are listed on the right side of every product page. A full breakdown of what each one covers lives on our Licensing & Usage page.

You can add or upgrade a license directly on the site — no need to contact us first, unless your use case is unusual.

Yes — a Standard License covers desktop use, and a Web Font License covers site use. Or get an Extended License, which bundles both plus unlimited commercial use.

Yes — under a Standard License within its usage cap, or without limits under an Extended License. One rule always applies: the font files themselves can never be redistributed inside anything you sell.

Once a font has been downloaded, we're not able to issue a refund. But if something's genuinely wrong on our end, reach out — we're glad to help sort it out.

If the duplicate purchase hasn't been downloaded yet, we can refund it — just send us your order details.

For personal use, that's fine. Modifying a font for commercial purposes needs our sign-off first — just message us and we'll talk it through.

Licenses cover a single user or organization, so sharing outside of that isn't allowed without extra permission.

Both are supported, along with iPad and iPhone using the right companion app — more on that in the iPad & iPhone section below.

Unzip the file first. On Windows, right-click the OTF/TTF file and choose Install. On Mac, double-click it and select Install Font in Font Book. If it's not showing up in your design software, restart the app.

Yes — our fonts are built to work with Canva, Cricut, Adobe apps, and Microsoft Office alike.

It depends on your software: Adobe apps use the OpenType panel, CorelDraw uses Interactive OpenType, and anything without a glyphs panel — Canva, Cricut, Word, PowerPoint — uses your system's Character Map (Windows) or Font Book (Mac).

Go straight to the Character Map or Font Book instructions — they work across nearly every desktop app that supports fonts.

Yes, though you'll want a couple of companion apps to install the fonts and reach the alternate characters.

iFont for installing the font files themselves, and a Unicode character viewer for browsing swashes and alternates — both are inexpensive one-time tools.

Technical questions go to our support address. Business or partnership questions go to a separate address — both are listed in the contact section at the bottom of this page.

We aim to reply during business hours, Monday to Friday, 9am–4pm (GMT+7). Anything sent after hours or on a weekend gets a reply the next business day.

The store itself never closes — browse, buy, and download any time. Only the support team is off on weekends and holidays.