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To purchase a font, start by choosing a font collection. Click the license box to access the licensing options. Select the license type that best suits your needs—the price will update automatically. Once ready, click “Add to Cart.” If everything is correct, click “Checkout” to proceed to the final step and enter your payment and billing details. The domain name field is available on the product page (for web licenses), and the “License owner” field is required during checkout.
You can pay with a credit card or PayPal.
Receipts and download history will be displayed on the customer’s page once you have successfully checked out. We also sent you the order link via email (please check your inbox or spam folder).
Please visit the My Account page. You can download the product and change your profile.
The process is quite simple. Once you’ve ordered and received all the font files, you can proceed with installing the fonts as usual.
Open the folder where you extracted the font file. Open the “Fonts” folder in the Control Panel (search for “Fonts” in the Start Menu, or navigate to Control Panel > Appearance and Personalization > Fonts). Drag the font file(s) from the extracted folder to the “Fonts” folder.
Locate the font file (e.g., .ttf or .otf). Right-click on the file and select “Install”. For all users on the system, select “Install for all users”.
Before purchasing the commercial version to use additional glyphs, it’s best to check whether the program you’re using supports this feature.
The easiest way is to use Adobe Illustrator or InDesign.
Simply click Text > Glyphs and you’ll get the full character map for that font. Adobe Photoshop, in its latest version (CC 2015), offers this feature: click Type > Panels > Glyphs panel or Window > Glyphs.
For other programs, please verify that you can access the character map.
Hopefully, for any fonts with additional glyphs, we’ll add a separate font file containing only the alternatives with the character map, so you can easily use them, even in Microsoft Word.
Yes, you can use fonts on websites. You can only use CSS @ font-face on one domain name. If you want to embed more than one domain font, you will need to purchase an extended license.
If you want to sell Beningtype fonts, you can contact us for more information.
No, you can’t. You are not permitted to share downloaded files with friends or to make fonts available for download on your website; instead, you must link to Din’s Studio’s website to download or purchase the font.
You can check our licenses on this licenses page.
Yes, we provide custom fonts. For more complete information on custom fonts, please Contact Us .
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