iFont will open and prompt you to grab the contents of the file you downloaded.

Install the free iFont app, which makes it easy to install fonts.

Double-click the extracted folder to open it.

Click Download when you find a font you want.

Scroll down to browse the fonts in the category.

Under Browse Adobe Fonts, tap Active Fonts Not On This Device.

In the Creative Cloud app, tap Fonts at the bottom of the screen.

Open the Creative Cloud app and sign in to your Adobe account.

On your iPad, download the Creative Cloud for iOS app from the App Store.

Also, because each font has its own type of permitted license, you really need to be diligent in checking the terms before downloading/using. Dafont also has a lot of fonts listed as “Demo” fonts. They’re “free” but they’re also only for personal use only.

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How do you know a font is free for commercial use? Fonts that are free for commercial use are fonts that the owner, foundry, or publisher that hosts the font have specifically documented the usage rights as free for commercial use. So how do you really know what font are really free for commercial use? We answer that in the next section below. Because using a font that is not free for commercial use can lead to lawsuits. Just because a font is labeled as free doesn’t mean you can use it for commercial use. It is important to understand the difference between “public domain fonts” and “free fonts”. Public domain, or open domain, fonts are ok to use for commercial use. Are Public Domain Fonts Free For Commercial Use?

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