Adobe Unveils Its Largest Font Update in Five Years: 1,500+ New Typefaces (Image: X/ designtaxi)
Adobe, the American multinational software company, has added over 1,500 new fonts to its Adobe Fonts library.
This expands the creative possibilities for designers and content creators with some of the most iconic and popular typefaces, including Helvetica, Gotham, and Avenir.
This vast font expansion is available at no additional cost to all paid Adobe Creative Cloud users. Now Adobe Fonts boasts over 30,000 fonts that may provide a diverse and versatile selection for creators across print, digital, and online media.
The addition of these new typefaces enhances the design experience for professional and amateur designers alike with a wider range of options for various projects.
Among the new fonts included in this update are favorites like Times New Roman, Arial, Proxima Nova, and many others from the renowned type foundry Monotype.
These typefaces are often considered staples in the design world, and their inclusion in Adobe Fonts makes them more accessible to a global community of users, especially those working in diverse creative fields.
In addition to the new fonts, Adobe has also expanded its language support, now offering support for ten Indian languages.
These languages include Bengali, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Oriya, and Urdu.
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This update will make it easier for designers to work on projects in these languages, allowing them to create visually appealing content that respects the unique character sets of each language.
Adobe Fonts has long been a crucial tool for designers, ensuring they have access to high-quality, licensed fonts for their projects.
Whether working on print designs, digital graphics, websites, or other creative projects, users now have an even broader selection of typefaces to choose from, all within the Adobe Creative Cloud ecosystem. Adobe also emphasised that this update is the largest font expansion in the past five years.
