Question 1

What kind of fonts are available?

Accepted Answer

The Fonts category offers a curated collection of high-quality typefaces, including Serif & Sans-serif fonts, Display and Headline styles, Monospaced and Tech-style fonts, Handwritten, Grotesque, and Experimental fonts, and fonts designed specifically for branding, UI, print, and digital media.

Question 2

What formats are included with font downloads?

Accepted Answer

Most fonts come in widely supported formats such as OTF (OpenType Font), TTF (TrueType Font), WOFF / WOFF2 for web use, and some may also include EOT or SVG versions. The exact formats are listed on each product page.

Question 3

Can I use these fonts for commercial work?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Unless stated otherwise, fonts include a commercial license, which allows use in client projects, branding and identity systems, websites and app interfaces, and printed materials and advertising. You cannot resell, redistribute, or embed the font in a product for resale without an extended license.

Question 4

Are the fonts web-safe and web-optimized?

Accepted Answer

Many fonts include webfont versions (WOFF/WOFF2), which are optimized for performance and compatibility across browsers. Check the product page to confirm webfont availability.

Question 5

How do I install fonts on my computer?

Accepted Answer

After downloading: On Mac: Double-click the font file → 'Install Font'. On Windows: Right-click the file → 'Install' or 'Install for all users'. Fonts will then be available in most design apps (Figma, Adobe, Canva, etc.).

Question 6

Are multilingual characters supported?

Accepted Answer

Some fonts support multiple language sets (Latin Extended, Cyrillic, etc.), while others may be limited to basic Latin. Check the product description or included character set preview for details.

Question 7

Can I modify the font?

Accepted Answer

You may adjust the font’s appearance (e.g. convert to outlines for custom design), but modifying the actual font file (e.g. renaming, generating variants) is typically not allowed unless the license explicitly permits it.

Question 8

Do fonts come with stylistic alternatives?

Accepted Answer

Many fonts include features like ligatures, alternates, swashes, and variable weights. Check OpenType features on the product page for specific details.

Question 9

What if I need a font in another format?

Accepted Answer

If a specific format is missing (e.g. webfont), you can convert using online tools (if license permits), or contact the creator through Smotrow Related Support for assistance or licensing options.

Question 10

Can I sell my own fonts on Smotrow Related?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Font designers can apply to sell their work here: Open a Store.

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