Font Modification Legalities

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Is using the perspective form tool on Ibis Paint of a typed word using a font considered derivative of the font I use?
Hello Sean. Generally, altering a font using software tools could still be considered a derivative work under US copyright law. However, most fonts are not copyrighted. It's best to check the font’s license agreement for specific restrictions.
I’m using Apache and open source fonts
Hello Sean. Generally, Apache and open-source fonts are under Apache License *.* or public domain. You're free to use, modify, and distribute them. Always ensure to:
- Check each font's license.
- Credit the creator if necessary.
- Avoid selling them directly.
They have licenses
Hello Sean. If the fonts have licenses, it means they have specific terms of use. You should carefully read and understand these terms before using the fonts. It's essential to respect the rights of the font creators.
Do you even know what you’re talking about??
Yes, Sean. I am here to provide general legal information. It's important to note that license agreements vary. So, it's crucial to read and understand them before using the fonts. This will ensure you're in compliance with all terms and conditions.
Do you even know what the perspective form tool is?
Hello Sean. As a legal information provider, I don't specialize in specific software tools like the perspective form tool in Ibis Paint. However, I can tell you that using any tool to modify a font doesn't typically change the licensing or copyright status of the font. Please always refer to the specific font’s license agreement.