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1. Fehlende Schnitte von Schriftfamilien

   Unglaublich, dass bei Ihnen ständig einzelne Schriftstile fehlen, wenn man eine Familie ansieht. Dann benutze ich sie lieber nicht! Unvollkommenes versaut mir die Computeroberfläche.

   Die Idee: auffüllen!

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2. Font request: Add Serpentine (Regular & Sans) and TF Trantino

   Both these typefaces each bring a distinct personality - Serpentine with its sharp, futuristic edge, and TF Trantino with its expressive, timeless character. Including them would add unique, high-impact options to the library and broaden creative possibilities for designers.

   Serpentine: Designed by Dick Jensen, originally published by Linotype. Currently available on myfonts.com

   TF Trantino: A digital revision/revival of Tribune by Joe Treacy. Currently available on treacyfaces.com

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3. improvements to the Adobe Fonts session in the Creative Cloud app

   would like to suggest some points of improvement in the Adobe Fonts part within the Creative Cloud desktop application.

   1 - It would be ideal if we could search for fonts by simply typing their name into a search bar, even if only among those that have been added. It's such a simple thing that it doesn't make much sense that it hasn't been implemented yet. Having to access Adobe Fonts via the browser every time to search for a font eats up time.

   2 - Please add a scroll bar that is always visible to the tab within the application. The current one only appears when we scroll and even if we click, it doesn't stay fixed.

   3 - I suggest that in the Adobe Fonts part of the app, they don't show all the weights of the typography if we don't ask for it, or if we don't click on it. It's hard enough to find a font without a search bar, guys. Currently in my application, when I access the Adobe fonts window, all the font options are automatically expanded, making it much more difficult for someone who works with a lot of fonts to find what I need, even in alphabetical order.

   Those are my main ideas, I'd be happy if you thought of them. Thank you

   would like to suggest some points of improvement in the Adobe Fonts part within the Creative Cloud desktop application.

   1 - It would be ideal if we could search for fonts by simply typing their name into a search bar, even if only among those that have been added. It's such a simple thing that it doesn't make much sense that it hasn't been implemented yet. Having to access Adobe Fonts via the browser every time to search for a font eats up time.

   2 - Please add a scroll bar that is always visible to the tab within the… more

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4. Search current/activated fonts in the Creative Cloud app

   I work in figma 95% of my time and I need to activate fonts on the Adobe Fonts site AND 'install' fonts in the Creative Cloud App in order to use them with figma. Sometimes I already have the font activated for my Adobe programs and I need to find the font to then 'install the family' for figma. The Creative Cloud app filters are only set up for recently added, newest to oldest (+ the reverse) and A to Z (+ Z to A). I need a quicker way to find the font than manually scrolling through a long list of fonts.

   • Ideally, a search specific for activated fonts would be great
   • Next best, the ability to expand/collapse the font families could help make the scrolling process faster.

   I work in figma 95% of my time and I need to activate fonts on the Adobe Fonts site AND 'install' fonts in the Creative Cloud App in order to use them with figma. Sometimes I already have the font activated for my Adobe programs and I need to find the font to then 'install the family' for figma. The Creative Cloud app filters are only set up for recently added, newest to oldest (+ the reverse) and A to Z (+ Z to A). I need a quicker way to find the font than manually scrolling through a long… more

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5. Addition of Serpentine Bold Italic

   Our company branding for our logo features 'Serpentine Bold Italic' font. We have used this for many years but upon opening our video template recently, there is no option for this font. Please could I request this be added to the list of available fonts so we can continue with our branding. If this font cannot be used, our Logo will have to change its appearance for our videos which is something we do not want.

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6. Font Request: Lydian and Lydian Cursive by Warren Chappell

   Font Request: Lydian and Lydian Cursive by Warren Chappell. Thank you!

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7. Please create a "sports" font pack or collection.

   Since Adobe is now the "Official Creativity Parner of MLB, it would be great if you would please build a "Sports" font pack or collection, typical of what you would see during any MLB or major sports broadcast from ESPN, FOX Sports, etc.

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8. font 'Park Lane' is not loading

   Tried all ways. Not appearing in Illustrator.

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9. Out of date / misleading explanation for why web fonts must be loaded from use.typekit.net

   Good day, I'm a lead developer at Penn State Outreach Marketing, and I have a proposal for helping improve certain web vitals metrics for users of Adobe fonts. We have found that the use of Adobe fonts is presently a bottleneck for our continued LCP/CLS tuning efforts.

   Adobe's documentation at https://helpx.adobe.com/fonts/using/use-typekit-net.html claims that...

   "The CDN allows your fonts to be cached at many locations around the world, to ensure that they can be delivered to your website visitors as quickly as possible."

   However this isn't always true -- at least not nowadays...

   The use of using an Adobe hosted CSS file in order to load @font-face information will add an additional HTTP roundtrip to the critical rendering path. In order for first paint to occur, unless a font is set to font-display: swap, the user agent must...

   1. Request and parse the DOM response

   2. Request, download, parse, and evaluate the CSS response from https://use.typekit.net/*/*.css

   3. Request, download, and apply the font assets

   For users that are literally optimizing for milliseconds in order to meet Google's Web Vitals thresholds, that extra round-trip is sometimes a deal-breaker.

   Wouldn't a better approach be to eliminate step #2 and allow end-users to embed the @font-faces directly in their DOM responses? That would completely remove font loading from the critical rendering path for users that are using font-display: swap, and greatly reduce the layout shifting impact of users who opt to use font-display: swap.

   HTTP roundtrips on mobile data plans can easily "cost" 600 milliseconds. By offering users the ability to embed the @font-faces directly in the DOM response, still keeping the fonts hosted by Adobe, this seems to be a best of both worlds compromise. The fonts wouldn't need to be "self hosted" by end-users, and end-users wouldn't need to regress on performance in order to use Adobe fonts.

   What would be needed from Adobe? Font binaries hosted on Adobe's servers that have backwards-compatibility guarantees -- meaning that the path to the font would not change.

   What would be needed from End Users? Nothing! It could be an opt-in feature!

   Good day, I'm a lead developer at Penn State Outreach Marketing, and I have a proposal for helping improve certain web vitals metrics for users of Adobe fonts. We have found that the use of Adobe fonts is presently a bottleneck for our continued LCP/CLS tuning efforts.

   Adobe's documentation at https://helpx.adobe.com/fonts/using/use-typekit-net.html claims that...

   "The CDN allows your fonts to be cached at many locations around the world, to ensure that they can be delivered to your website visitors as quickly as possible."

   However this isn't always true -- at least not nowadays...

   The use of using an Adobe hosted CSS… more

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10. Latino Gothic Variable has misconfigured preset styles

    The preset styles of the Latino Gothic Variable font are malformed and prevent its use in a variety of environments. They are broken on the font site as well.

    https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/latino-gothic-variable

    You can see how all the preset styles have the maximum font weight instead of seeing light, thin, regular, etc.

    Upon closer inspection its font width has been set to wide by using the 'normal' keyword when it needs to be a value such as 400.

    This issue is preventing us from using this font in mixed variable and non variable environments.

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11. Font designers to submit FONT PAIRING suggestions on their font pages

    Font pairing needs to be built in for each font pages, if Adobe is an expert, than I want to have that expertise built in, and not have to r

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12. Adding Ravie Font

    I would like the Ravie font to be added that Microsoft has. Information about it can be found here. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/typogr

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13. Separate "font suggestions" from "no results found" in search results

    Adobe Fonts recently updated the way search results work. If there are no results for your query, recommended fonts are displayed instead. There is a disclaimer message at the top right, but it is very easy to get confused and think the desired font is somehow further down in the results. Please return the previous "no fonts found" messaging to the top of the search results, and place the font suggestions in a separate section below.

    Search has also worsened in quality recently, making search results more difficult to parse. When searching "Caslon", three rows of suggestions appear for unrelated fonts. In order to find Adobe Font's offerings for Caslon, you need to search a specific query such as "King's Caslon" or "Adobe Caslon". Even then, only that one version of the font appears. Currently, the only way I've found to review all the different types of Caslon offered is to Google "Caslon" + "Adobe Fonts". As a result, I no longer use the search feature on Adobe Fonts, and instead opt for using Google. The list on Google lacks the visual component that Adobe has, meaning it isn't a perfect solution.

    I do not mind being suggested fonts that are visually similar to what I'm looking for, but often I'm looking for something very specific, and just want to know if Adobe Fonts has it, or if I'll need to source it elsewhere. I think if the font suggestions were separated below the actual search results, it would help. At the same time, please ensure that partial queries (such as "caslon" or "garamond") pull up font results that include those queries in the title. Currently, the way the results display make it seem like Adobe's search engine doesn't understand what you're looking for. Thank you for your consideration.

    Adobe Fonts recently updated the way search results work. If there are no results for your query, recommended fonts are displayed instead. There is a disclaimer message at the top right, but it is very easy to get confused and think the desired font is somehow further down in the results. Please return the previous "no fonts found" messaging to the top of the search results, and place the font suggestions in a separate section below.

    Search has also worsened in quality recently, making search results more difficult to parse. When searching "Caslon", three rows of suggestions appear for unrelated… more

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14. Website breaks on Safari 16.0

    The Adobe Fonts website appears broken on Safari version in 16.0 in Macbook Pro-2014. I know the system is old, yet many users are using old Macbook. In my opinion, it should be fixed. It works well on Chrome.

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15. Acumin Pro font vertical aligment a long way off

    When used as a webfont from Adobe, Acumin Pro used to work well. It appears the font files were updated by Adobe in November 2024 (based on using the FontDrop service to compare the metadata in an old working font project and a newly created one). On Windows (or an Android), text now appears considerably higher than center, throwing out any use of vertical alignment. On a Mac, text appears below center, meaning extra padding is not a workaround. See comparison of the old and new woff file at FontDrop on a PC in attached image - most importantly, how different the position of the first line is from the top of the box, but also the highlighted selection. Can this be fixed?

    Edit - I had the screenshots the wrong way around; the one on the right is how it used to look, showing the new version on the left is considerably higher.

    When used as a webfont from Adobe, Acumin Pro used to work well. It appears the font files were updated by Adobe in November 2024 (based on using the FontDrop service to compare the metadata in an old working font project and a newly created one). On Windows (or an Android), text now appears considerably higher than center, throwing out any use of vertical alignment. On a Mac, text appears below center, meaning extra padding is not a workaround. See comparison of the old and new woff file at FontDrop on a PC in attached image - most importantly, how… more

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16. Adobe Kis and Aldine should be purchasable on third-party platforms.

    As a lawyer, I own and use Arno and Minion 3 to write briefs, as Adobe makes some of the best text serif families around. However, since my workflow uses Word and other non-Adobe tools, I need to be able to purchase offline font files instead of using the Adobe Fonts platform. Historically, Adobe Originals font families have been purchasable on third-party platforms, like MyFonts or Fontspring. The newest Adobe Originals families, Aldine and Kis, should also be made available to purchase on third-party platforms (perhaps after some period of exclusivity if Adobe wants to promote CC subscriptions).

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17. Amandine font bug

    The Amandine font on the Italic style, doesnt display the letters "l" & "k" when they are together. Seems that the letter "k" overlaps the letter "l" and preview as a single "k".

    https://fonts.adobe.com/fonts/amandine

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18. poppins

    Mi compañía utiliza la poppins para publicaciones corporativas. Tenemos problemas con la poppins regular, primero Adobe Suite no la reconoce al abrir el documento y nos aparece un *, como si no estuviese instalada. Descargué la regular, y me convirtió el texto en caracteres árabes.

    My company has chosen the Poppins font for corporate publications. We have problems with the regular poppins, first Adobe Suite does not recognize it when opening the document and an * appears, as if it were not installed. I downloaded the regular one, and it converted the text into Arabic characters.

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19. Non-latin scripts (especially south east asian)

    First off, we are avid users of Adobe Fonts across multiple project (such as https://jntzn.com/tools/hex-to-rgb-converter/, https://jntzn.com/tools/xml-formatter/, https://jntzn.com/tools/glitch-text-generator/ and https://gegenfeld.com/tools/prozentrechner, among others). The platform's ease of use and integration have been invaluable to our workflow and design consistency.

    As we expand our content offerings into additional languages—including Thai, Korean, Hindi and more—we've encountered a significant challenge: a limited selection of fonts supporting these more niche or non-Latin scripts. Thai script, in particular, is essential for us to deliver a polished and culturally appropriate experience in our multilingual projects.

    It would be incredibly beneficial to have a broader range of fonts tailored to these scripts, allowing us to maintain high-quality design while catering to diverse linguistic audiences. We believe such an expansion would not only enhance our projects but also support other designers and teams with similar needs across the globe.

    Thank you for considering this request. We truly appreciate your commitment to empowering the creative community and look forward to seeing even more diverse language support in Adobe Fonts.

    Best regards,
    Ole

    First off, we are avid users of Adobe Fonts across multiple project (such as https://jntzn.com/tools/hex-to-rgb-converter/, https://jntzn.com/tools/xml-formatter/, https://jntzn.com/tools/glitch-text-generator/ and https://gegenfeld.com/tools/prozentrechner, among others). The platform's ease of use and integration have been invaluable to our workflow and design consistency.

    As we expand our content offerings into additional languages—including Thai, Korean, Hindi and more—we've encountered a significant challenge: a limited selection of fonts supporting these more niche or non-Latin scripts. Thai script, in particular, is essential for us to deliver a polished and culturally appropriate experience in our multilingual projects.

    It would be incredibly beneficial to have a broader range… more

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20. More font categories

    I would love to see font categories for the different decades in graphic art history. For example, common fonts used during the 1950s.

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