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Questions · Fonts
Creative Market fonts: yes, into licensed users' own cloud design accounts. MyFonts fonts: no.
Creative Market's desktop font EULA has a 'Cloud Design Apps' clause that lets each licensed user upload the fonts to cloud-based design accounts they control. Canva isn't named, but it is a cloud design app. MyFonts takes the opposite position and says none of its licences permit using fonts in Canva. Fonts bought elsewhere depend on their own EULA.
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“Each Licensed User is permitted to upload the Fonts to cloud-based design application accounts controlled by the Licensed User[s], and used only by the Licensed User[s] for the purpose of creating artwork with the Fonts.”
“Cloud-based apps allowing third-party, End User Font usage”
“Unfortunately, none of our licenses available through MyFonts permits the upload or use of fonts within Canva.”
No. It allows uploading to 'cloud-based design application accounts controlled by the Licensed User[s]'. Canva fits that description, but it isn't named.
MyFonts says uploading to cloud-based or server-hosted platforms, including Canva, extends the fonts beyond the licensed desktop environment.
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Quotes are copied verbatim from these official pages as they read on 22 October 2026. Full answers: Creative Market, MyFonts (Monotype).