LICENSES
Effective Date: 1.11.2022
StudioTypo Software License Information
This document provides a detailed overview of the licensing terms for the fonts sold on our website. Typefaces on this site must be licensed for commercial use. All the products are copyrighted by StudioTypo.
You can check which font license you need from the table below.
Our fonts under 3 different license options. Choose the most suitable license according to your usage purpose and use it safely in your projects.
Tip: Click the "Show/Hide Details" button under each license to learn more about usage areas and restrictions.
1. Available License Types
StudioTypo offers three distinct licenses to accommodate various use cases:
Standard License
Single User
All physical prints (books, magazines, brochures, etc.)
Font embedding in software (single session)
Logo and brand identity works (An extended license is required to use the logo on the web; including websites, web advertising, and social media static images)
Graphic design projects
Usage Areas
- All printed materials (books, magazines, newspapers, T-Shirt- Mug etc.)
- Brochure, catalog, poster designs
- Logo and corporate identity works (with web restrictions)
- Packaging and label designs
- Embedding for PDF documents and printing
Restrictions
With the Standard license, you cannot use the font on your website, e-books, advertisements, or video content. Extended licenses are required for multi-user access and server usage.
Extended License
Web & Digital Use
All features of Standard License
E-book and digital publications
Website use (CSS @font-face)
Web advertisements (banner, digital campaigns)
Usage Areas
- E-books, digital magazines and PDF publications
- Websites and blogs (with CSS @font-face)
- Digital advertising campaigns (web banners)
- Email marketing templates
Restrictions
Extended license is not valid for YouTube, social media videos, broadcasting, game development, cinema titling or multi-user/server access. Multi Extended License is required for these uses.
Multi Extended License
Corporate & Broadcasting
All features of Extended License
Broadcasting (TV, Radio, Broadcasting)
YouTube and social media videos
Cinema film titling and subtitles
Game development for all platforms
Multi-session and server usage
Usage Areas
- Television and radio broadcasts
- YouTube channels and social media video content
- Cinema films, series and documentaries
- Game development for all platforms (PC, console, mobile)
- Corporate server usage (company-wide)
- Multi-user access (design studios, agencies)
- Interactive media and applications
Note
Multi Extended License is the most comprehensive license option covering all usage areas of our fonts. It can be used without any restrictions in commercial and corporate projects.
The Standard License permits the use of the font for:
Physical print materials (e.g., brochures, packaging, business cards, posters).
Logo and emblem design for companies or individuals. (An extended license is required to use the logo on the web (including websites, web advertising, and social media static images)).
1.2 Extended License
The Extended License includes all the rights provided by the Standard License, plus the following:
Use on websites and web applications.
Digital advertising, including web banners.
Use in eBooks and other digital publications.
1.3 Multi Extended License
The Multi Extended License encompasses all the features of the Standard and Extended Licenses, with additional rights for:
Video editing projects (e.g., cinema titles, advertisements).
Social media content (e.g., YouTube, Instagram, TikTok).
Game development for all platforms.
Server-based applications (e.g., embedding the font on a server for use by multiple users or systems).
2. License Holder
Licenses can be purchased by either:
The End User: The individual or company using the font in their branding or projects.
The Graphic Designer or Agency: The individual or company creating the design work on behalf of the end user.
In cases where the font is purchased by a designer or agency:
The invoice must include a note specifying the end user (if different from the purchaser).
The license remains valid for the specified end user mentioned in the purchase.
3. License Characteristics
- All licenses are one-time purchase. Licenses are not transferable to others.
- Licenses have no expiration date, print run limitations, or viewership restrictions.
- The purchase invoice serves as the proof of license. It must include the buyer’s details as the license holder.
4. Prohibited Uses
Unless explicitly stated, the following uses are not permitted under any license:
- Reselling, redistributing, or sharing the font files with third parties.
- Modifying the font file itself or creating derivative typefaces.
- Embedding the demo font in software, mobile apps, or hardware devices.
- Using the font for purposes that violate applicable laws or regulations.
5. General Terms
Fonts purchased from StudioTypo are non-refundable. Please review the details carefully before completing your purchase.
The font file may be used on multiple devices, provided that the usage complies with the terms of the purchased license type.
6. Contact Information
For further questions, clarifications, or special licensing needs, please reach out to us:
Email: info@studiotypo.com
Thank you for choosing us. We are committed to providing high-quality fonts and clear, flexible licensing to meet your creative needs.
All licenses are one-time purchase. Licenses have no time limit and never expires.
All licenses are one-time purchase. Licenses have no time limit and never expires.
The Critical Role of Licensed Fonts in Corporate Identity
Fonts are not merely tools for conveying text; they are powerful elements of a brand's visual identity. In today’s competitive business environment, every detail of a company’s presentation contributes to its overall image and perception. Licensed font software plays a crucial role in shaping a cohesive and professional corporate identity. However, the use of demo fonts or those with unclear licensing can pose significant risks, both legally and reputationally. This article explores the importance of licensed fonts, the risks of using improperly licensed typefaces, and the consequences of copyright violations.
The Importance of Licensed Fonts
Professionalism and Consistency: Fonts are essential in maintaining a consistent visual style across a company’s materials, including logos, websites, advertisements, and printed documents. Licensed fonts ensure that businesses have access to the complete typeface family, allowing for uniform branding across all platforms. Professional and consistent typography builds trust and recognition among customers.
Customizability and Longevity: Licensed fonts often come with the option for customization or extended usage rights, which is vital for businesses that require unique branding elements. Additionally, they typically include long-term support and updates from the font creators, ensuring compatibility with evolving design tools and technologies.
Design Limitations and Quality Issues: Demo fonts often lack the full range of features available in the licensed version, such as additional weights, characters, or OpenType functionalities. This can lead to inconsistent design quality, undermining the professional image of the brand.
Legal and Ethical Compliance: Investing in licensed fonts supports type designers and foundries who spend countless hours creating high-quality typefaces. Using licensed software demonstrates respect for intellectual property and contributes to the sustainability of the creative industry.
Risks of Using Demo or Unlicensed Fonts
Legal Consequences: Fonts with unclear licensing often come from unreliable sources. Fonts are protected by copyright laws, and using unlicensed or demo fonts for commercial purposes can lead to legal disputes. Penalties for copyright infringement may include fines, compensation claims, and even legal action, all of which can damage a company's finances and reputation.
Reputational Damage: Being publicly accused of intellectual property theft can severely harm a brand's reputation. Such allegations can result in a loss of trust from customers, partners, and stakeholders, impacting long-term business success.
Copyright and the Consequences of Violations: Copyright law exists to protect the intellectual property of creators. Fonts, as a form of software, are subject to these protections. Violating font licenses can result in severe consequences. Businesses found guilty of infringement may face significant fines and be required to purchase retroactive licenses or settle out of court .
Financial Losses: Operational Disruptions: Legal disputes can divert valuable time and resources from core business activities.
Loss of Trust: Both customers and partners may perceive a company as unethical or negligent if copyright violations are exposed.
To avoid these risks, companies should prioritize using fonts with clear and appropriate licensing agreements for all corporate materials.
Conclusion
Licensed font software is an investment in the credibility, professionalism, and sustainability of a company’s brand identity. The risks of using demo or unlicensed fonts far outweigh the cost of proper licensing. By respecting copyright laws and supporting the type design community, businesses not only safeguard their operations from legal complications but also demonstrate ethical responsibility. A strong corporate identity begins with attention to every detail, including the fonts that communicate your brand’s voice to the world.
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