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If a fonts license on DaFont states Free for personal and commercial use or 100% free, attribution is generally not required. However, always review the specific license terms for each font. Consult a legal professional if youre unsure.Full Conversation
So if I, the end user, import a font to an app that allows commercial use, I’m free to use it?
Hi Sean, generally, if the font's licensing terms allow for commercial use and you've complied with any applicable requirements (like attribution), you should be able to use it. However, each font's licensing may vary.
I mean as the end user not the software developer, I don’t think commercial use fonts required attribution
Hello Sean,
- If the font license allows commercial use without requiring attribution, you can use it.
- However, you should read the terms and conditions of the license carefully.
- Laws can vary, so it's important to understand them fully.
- If the font license allows commercial use without requiring attribution, you can use it.
- However, you should read the terms and conditions of the license carefully.
- Laws can vary, so it's important to understand them fully.
I imported the Luckiest Guy font to Ibis Paint to use to edit a text in a textbox for a picture and video, is that okay?
Hello Sean,
- If the 'Luckiest Guy' font's license allows use in commercial projects without attribution, you're fine.
- Always check the specific license terms for each font.
- In case of doubt, consult with a legal professional.
- If the 'Luckiest Guy' font's license allows use in commercial projects without attribution, you're fine.
- Always check the specific license terms for each font.
- In case of doubt, consult with a legal professional.
Fonts don’t require attribution if they say free for personal and commercial use don’t they not???
Hello Sean,
- Generally, if a font's license states it's free for personal and commercial use, it doesn't require attribution.
- However, always review the specific terms of the license.
- Consult legal counsel if unclear.
- Generally, if a font's license states it's free for personal and commercial use, it doesn't require attribution.
- However, always review the specific terms of the license.
- Consult legal counsel if unclear.
I use sites like DaFont and they tell me if fonts are free or not, they don’t mention attribution
Hello Sean,
- Sites like DaFont provide licensing details, but it's your responsibility to check each font's specific license.
- If there's no mention of attribution, it's generally not required.
- Remember, terms can vary, always review them.
- Sites like DaFont provide licensing details, but it's your responsibility to check each font's specific license.
- If there's no mention of attribution, it's generally not required.
- Remember, terms can vary, always review them.
So if ones on DaFont say Free for personal and commercial use (or *% free) it’s not required?
Hello Sean,
- If the license on DaFont states the font is "Free for personal and commercial use" or "*% free", no attribution is generally required.
- However, always review the specific license terms for each font.
- Consult a legal professional if you're unsure.
- If the license on DaFont states the font is "Free for personal and commercial use" or "*% free", no attribution is generally required.
- However, always review the specific license terms for each font.
- Consult a legal professional if you're unsure.
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