Adding Your Own Fonts to Adobe Fonts
October 24, 2020
Adding Your Own Fonts to Adobe Fonts
October 24, 2020
I’ve been an eLearning designer and developer since 2005, specializing in the creation of interactive and engaging learning experiences. In 2015, I launched my own eLearning design business and began producing Adobe Captivate video tutorials on my YouTube channel, CaptivateTeacher, to support clients and fellow developers. This content not only helped me grow my business globally—it also introduced me to a wider community of aspiring Captivate users who now turn to me for training and mentorship. Today, I provide both online and onsite Adobe Captivate training, empowering others to build effective eLearning with confidence. I’m proud to be part of the Adobe eLearning Community, sharing knowledge, collaborating with other developers, and contributing to the growth of this platform.
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One of the coolest features in Adobe Creative Cloud is the ability to add your own open fonts or True Type Fonts to your Creative Cloud account. This works and I can access my fonts in a responsive design course but when I publish those fonts with my responsive design project they are not available to the end-users of my eLearning course like other Adobe Fonts would be. Is this something that can be done, or is there a relatively easy workaround for this to function as one would expect?

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Nov 30, 2021
Nov 30, 2021

Unfortunately fonts are a little tricky – definitely take Lieve’s advice

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Oct 25, 2020
Oct 25, 2020

Only Adobe fonts and websafe fonts will show up as expected for a responsive project on all systems. Same for dynamic text in non-responsive projects. Not possible for system fonts:

http://blog.lilybiri.com/fonts-in-captivate

 

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Oct 25, 2020
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That’s too bad. I really hoped that being able to upload your own fonts to your creative cloud account could be shared down to Adobe Captivate but it looks like that isn’t the case. It’s funny how 17,000 fonts are sometimes just not enough.

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