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ParcloSans-Black

ParcloSans-BlackItalic

ParcloSans-BoldItalic

ParcloSans-Bold

ParcloSans-ExtraBlack

ParcloSans-ExtraBlackItalic

ParcloSans-Italic

ParcloSans-Light

ParcloSans-Medium

ParcloSans-LightItalic

ParcloSans-SemiBold

ParcloSans-Regular

ParcloSans-MediumItalic

ParcloSans-SemiBoldItalic

ParcloSans-Ultra

ParcloSans-ThinItalic

ParcloSans-Thin

ParcloSans-UltraItalic

ParcloSansCondensed-Black

ParcloSansCondensed-BlackItalic

ParcloSansCondensed-ExtraBlack

ParcloSansCondensed-Bold

ParcloSansCondensed-ExtraBlackItalic

ParcloSansCondensed-BoldItalic

ParcloSansCondensed-Light

ParcloSansCondensed-LightItalic

ParcloSansCondensed-Italic

ParcloSansCondensed-MediumItalic

ParcloSansCondensed-Medium

ParcloSansCondensed-Regular

ParcloSansCondensed-ThinItalic

ParcloSansCondensed-SemiBoldItalic

ParcloSansCondensed-Thin

ParcloSansCondensed-SemiBold

ParcloSansCondensed-Ultra

ParcloSansCondensed-UltraItalic

ParcloSansNarrow-Black

ParcloSansNarrow-BlackItalic

ParcloSansNarrow-Bold

ParcloSansNarrow-BoldItalic

ParcloSansNarrow-ExtraBlack

ParcloSansNarrow-ExtraBlackItalic

ParcloSansNarrow-Medium

ParcloSansNarrow-Light

ParcloSansNarrow-Italic

ParcloSansNarrow-LightItalic

ParcloSansNarrow-MediumItalic

ParcloSansNarrow-Regular

ParcloSansNarrow-SemiBoldItalic

ParcloSansNarrow-SemiBold

ParcloSansNarrow-ThinItalic

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All 54 fonts, including three widths with matching italics.

You are licensing Parclo Sans:

For installation by: 

In these file formats:

School projects and non-commercial work, including branding, packaging, magazines, posters, books and e-books, websites, apps, games, motion graphics, etc. Please see full license below for details.

For these uses:

For this price:

Student v2

‘Font Family’ refers to any of the Font products listed on the LETTERMATIC receipt associated your purchase. Each Font Family provided by LETTERMATIC contains a set of digital font software files (such as .otf, .woff, and .woff2 formats), ‘Fonts’.

'Student' is a licensee who is a student at an educational institution, such as an elementary, middle or high school, college or university, and is an individual human who is a single user of any of the Fonts.

In this section we’ll describe a lot of words you’re going to see through the EULA. For instance, that ‘Student’ means someone currently enrolled in a school, college or university.

Definitions:

This license agreement grants Student a non-exclusive, non-transferable, limited license to install and use the Fonts in any applications allowed by this agreement. LETTERMATIC reserves all rights to the design and code of the Fonts. All rights not granted to Student under this license are reserved by LETTERMATIC, including but not limited to future technologies and uses. 

When you ‘buy’ fonts, what you’re really buying is a license, and agreeing to some terms about how you can and can’t use them. Let’s take a look at the basics.

1. Rights Reserved

This license agreement allows the Student to install the Fonts on a single computer owned by the Student or by Student’s educational institution. Student may install the Fonts in an unlimited number of software applications on Apple MacOS, Apple iOS, Microsoft Windows, and Android operating systems, as long as this use does not violate the other terms of this agreement. Student is responsible for maintaining and documenting the installation and use of the Fonts. Student may embed the licensed Fonts into documents that are used only for school projects. The Student may also show projects made with the Fonts in the Student’s portfolio.

You can use the fonts in school projects, whether in print, on the web, or in apps. You can also use them in any personal work and show it in your portfolio. If you don’t own a computer, you can install the fonts on your school’s computer (as long as your school allows that).

2. Permitted Uses

Student may not make any commercial use of the Fonts, and may not use the Fonts in any way that earns money or goods for Student or others. Student may not install the Fonts on a server that allows end-users to generate custom artwork or media using the Fonts. Student may not redistribute or create derivative work of any kind from this software. Student may not pursue a use of the Fonts on a technology not described in this document without express written consent of LETTERMATIC. Student may not use the Fonts to create a digital, software or physical product whose purpose is to supersede or replace the functionality of the Fonts. Student may not use the Fonts to facilitate or create physical renderings of the Fonts, including but not limited to: alphabet stickers, stamps, stencils, heat-transfer patches, or wood/metal/plastic address letters or numeric digits, whether single numbers or letters or combinations thereof.

You can’t use the fonts in any client work or projects that you’re paid for. You’ll need to upgrade to a paid license for that!

3. Excluded Uses

Student may import glyphs from the licensed Font as graphical objects into a drawing program and modify such graphical objects, as long as those modified graphical objects are not then compiled into a new digital Font file. Student may convert the Fonts to any file format for Student's use, but Student may not distribute these new files, and the use of these new files must fall within the terms of this agreement. The licensed Fonts may be encrypted, converted or otherwise modified so that they may be embedded in software, as long as such use is permitted by the terms of this agreement. The Fonts may not be otherwise modified and redistributed in any way, either for resale or for free.

You can modify the glyphs in our fonts however you want. Just don’t turn them back into a font file, please.

4. Modifications

This license is applicable only to Student, the single user as defined above. This license is non-transferable to another party without the express written consent of LETTERMATIC.

5. Number of Users

If Student graduates or ceases to be a student as defined above and wishes to continue to use the Fonts or the Fonts, Student is obligated to inform LETTERMATIC, and acquire additional licensing at applicable rates.

This license expires when you graduate or leave school. If you want to keep using the fonts, send us a message and we’ll get you set up with a different license.

6. Mechanism for Upgrade

Student may not provide the Fonts to any other third parties, or make it accessible to third parties by any other means.

You can’t share the fonts with anyone else. If your classmates need the fonts for a shared project, they should download their own Student licenses from LETTERMATIC.

7. Third Parties

Branding, packaging, magazines, posters, books and e-books, websites, apps, games, motion graphics, etc. Please see full license below for details.

Freelancer

‘Font Family’ refers to any of the Font products listed on the LETTERMATIC receipt associated your purchase. Each Font Family provided by LETTERMATIC contains a set of digital font software files (such as .otf, .woff, and .woff2 formats), ‘Fonts’.

'Freelancer' is a licensee who is an individual, a single human user of any of the Fonts.

In this section we’ll describe a lot of words you’re going to see through the EULA. For instance, that ‘Freelancer’ means the one single person who will use the fonts.

This license agreement grants Freelancer a non-exclusive, non-transferable, limited license to install and use the Fonts in any applications allowed by this agreement. LETTERMATIC reserves all rights to the design and code of the Fonts. All rights not granted to Freelancer under this license are reserved by LETTERMATIC, including but not limited to future technologies and uses.

This license agreement allows the Freelancer to install the Fonts on a single computer solely owned by Freelancer. Freelancer may install the Fonts in an unlimited number of software applications on Apple MacOS, Apple iOS, Microsoft Windows, and Android operating systems. Freelancer is responsible for maintaining and documenting the installation and use of the Fonts on Freelancer's computer. Freelancer may embed the licensed Fonts using the format of Freelancer’s choice, in any number of uses, as long as this use does not violate the other terms of this agreement, including but not limited to: mobile applications, electronic games, websites, logos, documents, advertisements, retail displays, magazines, newspapers, e-publications, e-books, printed books, product packaging, products for sale, posters, stationery, business cards, album covers, videos for broadcast or webcast, and motion pictures. If Freelancer intends to use the Fonts for any use not listed here, please contact info@lettermatic.com to confirm that this use is covered by this license agreement.

You can use the fonts in lots of different ways! Our licenses cover any uses in print, on websites, in apps, and on television. As long as it’s not restricted in the next section, it’s allowed!

Freelancer may not license the Fonts for pre-installed distribution, such as a system font, on any computer operating system or electronic gaming system. Freelancer may not install the Fonts on a server that allows end-users to generate custom artwork or media using the Fonts. Freelancer may not redistribute or create derivative work of any kind from the Fonts. Freelancer may not pursue a use of the Fonts on a technology not described in this document without express written consent of LETTERMATIC. Freelancer may not use the Fonts to create a digital, software or physical product whose purpose is to supersede or replace the functionality of the Fonts. Freelancer may not use the Fonts to facilitate or create physical renderings of the Fonts, including but not limited to: alphabet stickers, stamps, stencils, heat-transfer patches, or wood/metal/plastic address letters or numeric digits, whether single numbers or letters or combinations thereof. Any such use requires a separate license; contact info@lettermatic.com for an addendum to this license agreement.

There are only a few uses of our fonts that aren’t allowed. You can’t include the fonts pre-installed on an operating system. You can’t use the fonts in an app where people can create their own artwork using the fonts. You can’t make alphabet products using the fonts for sale.

Freelancer may import glyphs from the licensed Font as graphical objects into a drawing program and modify such graphical objects, as long as those modified graphical objects are not then compiled into a new digital Font file. Freelancer may convert the Fonts to any file format for Freelancer's use, but Freelancer may not distribute these new files, and the use of these new files must fall within the terms of this agreement. The licensed Fonts may be encrypted, converted or otherwise modified so that they may be embedded in software, as long as such use is permitted by the terms of this agreement. The Fonts may not be otherwise modified and redistributed in any way, either for resale or for free.

This license is applicable only to Freelancer, the single user as defined above. This license is non-transferable to another party without the express written consent of LETTERMATIC.

If Freelancer extends or enables the usage licensed hereunder to others, whether to employees or to others having an association with Freelancer, Freelancer is obligated to inform LETTERMATIC, and either cancel the Freelancer’s existing license or acquire additional licensing from LETTERMATIC, and pay the associated balance, to remedy this.

If you hire employees or join a team, you’ll need to upgrade to a Company license to keep using the fonts.

Freelancer may provide the Fonts to a graphic designer, web designer, software designer, design agency, printer or other service bureau that is working on Freelancer's behalf if they agree to use the Fonts exclusively for Freelancer's work, agree to the relevant terms of this license, and retain no copies of the Fonts on completion of the work. Freelancer may provide documents with embedded Fonts to clients or other third parties under this license, but Freelancer may not provide the Fonts to clients or other third parties, or make it accessible to third parties by any other means, unless the third party themselves owns a relevant license from LETTERMATIC.

Working with a design agency, print shop, or web developer? You can give them the font files too, as long as they only use them for your project. In client work, you can send them documents with the fonts embedded, but they’ll need to buy their own license to use the fonts themselves.

You are testing Parclo Sans:

For trial uses:

‘Font Family’ refers to any of the Font products listed on the LETTERMATIC receipt associated your purchase. Each Font Family provided by LETTERMATIC contains a set of digital font software files (such as .otf, .woff, and .woff2 formats), ‘Fonts’.

‘Trial-User’ is a licensee who wishes to test the Fonts on a trial basis before obtaining a full license from LETTERMATIC, and is one or more users of any of the Fonts within a single business or enterprise.

In this section we’ll describe a lot of words you’re going to see through the EULA. For instance, that ‘Trial-User’ means a person or group who wants to test the Fonts before purchasing.

This license agreement grants the Trial-User a non-exclusive, non-transferable, limited license to install and use the Fonts in any applications allowed by this agreement. LETTERMATIC reserves all rights to the design and code of the Fonts. All rights not granted to Trial-User under this license are reserved by LETTERMATIC, including but not limited to future technologies and uses.

This license agreement allows the Trial-User to install the Fonts on as many computers within Trial-User’s business or enterprise as may be needed for evaluation of the Fonts.  Trial-User may install the Fonts in an unlimited number of software applications on Apple MacOS, Apple iOS, Microsoft Windows, and Android operating systems, as long as this use does not violate the other terms of this agreement. Trial-User is responsible for maintaining and documenting the installation and use of the Fonts on Trial-User's computers. Trial-User may embed the licensed Fonts into documents that are used only for testing the Fonts on a trial basis, such as to demonstrate uses of the Fonts to a client for the purpose of receiving approval to purchase a full license from LETTERMATIC.

You can test the fonts however you need to determine if you want to purchase a full license.

Trial-User may not distribute the Fonts to any person, for any purpose. Trial-User may not use the fonts for personal or non-commercial work, unless additional license rights for such work are obtained from LETTERMATIC. Trial-User may not make any commercial use of the Fonts, and may not use the Fonts in any way that earns money or goods for Trial-User or others, unless additional license rights are obtained from LETTERMATIC. Trial-User may not show projects made with the Fonts in the Trial-User’s portfolio, unless additional license rights are obtained from LETTERMATIC. Trial-User may not install the Fonts on a server that allows end-users to generate custom artwork or media using the Fonts. Trial-User may not redistribute or create derivative work of any kind from this software. Trial-User may not pursue a use of the Fonts on a technology not described in this document. Trial-User may not use the Fonts to create a digital, software or physical product whose purpose is to supersede or replace the functionality of the Fonts. Trial-User may not use the Fonts to facilitate or create physical renderings of the Fonts, including but not limited to: alphabet stickers, stamps, stencils, heat-transfer patches, or wood/metal/plastic address letters or numeric digits, whether single numbers or letters or combinations thereof.

The trial fonts are meant for private testing use only. You can’t use the fonts in any commercial or non-commercial work, or share projects using the fonts in any way, before upgrading to a full license.

Trial-User may import glyphs from the licensed Font as graphical objects into a drawing program and modify such graphical objects, as long as those modified graphical objects are not then compiled into a new digital Font file. Trial-User may convert the Fonts to any file format for Trial-User's use, but Trial-User may not distribute these new files, and the use of these new files must fall within the terms of this agreement. The licensed Fonts may be encrypted, converted or otherwise modified so that they may be embedded in software, as long as such use is permitted by the terms of this agreement. The Fonts may not be otherwise modified and redistributed in any way, either for resale or for free.

This license is applicable only to the Trial-User, the single user as defined above. This license is non-transferable to another party without the express written consent of LETTERMATIC.

Trial-User may not provide the Fonts to any other third parties, or make it accessible to third parties by any other means.

You can’t share the fonts with anyone outside of your organization.

6. Third Parties

If Trial-User ceases to be a Trial-User as defined above and wishes to use the Fonts beyond the limited trial use permitted by this license, Trial-User is obligated to inform LETTERMATIC, and acquire additional licensing at applicable rates.

When you’re ready to buy the fonts, you can purchase a paid license on our website.

7. Mechanism for Upgrade

Everyone at your company (up to 20 employees in total size).

For installation by:

Company

‘Enterprise’ is a licensee that is a business, whether a company, partnership, joint venture, proprietorship or other form of business or legal entity, having more than one user or potential user of any of the Fonts. 

‘Font Family’ refers to any of the Font products listed on the LETTERMATIC receipt associated your purchase. Each Font Family provided by LETTERMATIC contains a set of digital font software files (such as .otf, .woff, and .woff2 formats), ‘Fonts’.

‘License Tier’ is a range, of the number of persons who are users or potential users of any of the Fonts (the ‘Permitted Users’), that is selected by an Enterprise from a list of ranges posted by LETTERMATIC, the Permitted Users being at least the number of persons who are current employees, consultants, or contractors working for the Enterprise. 

In this section we’ll describe a lot of words you’re going to see through this EULA. For instance, that ‘Permitted Users’ means everyone who works at your company.

This license agreement grants Enterprise a non-exclusive, non-transferable, limited license for Permitted Users to install and use the Fonts in any applications allowed by this agreement. LETTERMATIC reserves all rights to the design and code of the Fonts. All rights not granted to Enterprise under this license are reserved by LETTERMATIC, including but not limited to future technologies and uses.

This license agreement allows the Permitted Users to install the Fonts on computers owned by Enterprise or used for work with Enterprise. Permitted Users may install the Fonts in an unlimited number of software applications on Apple MacOS, Apple iOS, Microsoft Windows, and Android operating systems. Enterprise is responsible for maintaining and documenting the installation and use of the Fonts on Permitted Users’ machines. Enterprise may embed the licensed Fonts using the format of Enterprise’s choice, in any number of uses, as long as this use does not violate the other terms of this agreement, including but not limited to: mobile applications, electronic games, websites, logos, documents, advertisements, retail displays, magazines, newspapers, e-publications, e-books, printed books, product packaging, products for sale, posters, stationery, business cards, album covers, videos for broadcast or webcast, and motion pictures. If Enterprise intends to use the Fonts for any use not listed here, please contact info@lettermatic.com to confirm that this use is covered by this license agreement.

Enterprise may not license the Fonts for pre-installed distribution, such as a system font, on any computer operating system or electronic gaming system. Enterprise may not install the Fonts on a server that allows end-users to generate custom artwork or media using the Fonts. Enterprise may not redistribute or create derivative work of any kind from the Fonts. Enterprise may not pursue a use of the Fonts on a technology not described in this document without express written consent of LETTERMATIC. Enterprise may not use the Fonts to create a digital, software or physical product whose purpose is to supersede or replace the functionality of the Fonts. Enterprise may not use the Fonts to facilitate or create physical renderings of the Fonts, including but not limited to: alphabet stickers, stamps, stencils, heat-transfer patches, or wood/metal/plastic address letters or numeric digits, whether single numbers or letters or combinations thereof. Any such use requires a separate license; contact info@lettermatic.com for an addendum to this license agreement.

Enterprise may import glyphs from the licensed Font as graphical objects into a drawing program and modify such graphical objects, as long as those modified graphical objects are not then compiled into a new digital Font file. Enterprise may convert the Fonts to any file format for Enterprise's use, but Enterprise may not distribute these new files outside of Enterprise, and the use of these new files must fall within the terms of this agreement. The licensed Fonts may be encrypted, converted or otherwise modified so that they may be embedded in software, as long as such use is permitted by the terms of this agreement. The Fonts may not be otherwise modified and redistributed in any way, either for resale or for free.

Enterprise certifies that the amount of people employed by Enterprise at the time of entering into this license agreement is equal to or less than the fixed maximum number of Permitted Users allowed by Enterprise’s choice of License Tier, and that selecting an inaccurate License Tier would render this license invalid.

This license is based on the total number of people working in your company. This way, you never have to worry about which employees are covered by a license; everyone at your company can use the fonts!

Should the number of people employed by Enterprise increase, to the extent that Enterprise employs more people than the maximum number of Permitted Users listed on the receipt for this license, Enterprise is obligated to inform LETTERMATIC, and either cancel the Enterprise's existing license or acquire additional licensing from LETTERMATIC, and pay the associated balance to remedy this.

If your company grows later on, let us know and you can pay the difference to upgrade your license. Otherwise, you can also cancel your license at that time.

Enterprise may provide the Fonts to a graphic designer, web designer, software designer, design agency, printer or other service bureau that is working on Enterprise's behalf if they agree to use the Fonts exclusively for Enterprise's work, agree to the relevant terms of this license, and retain no copies of the Font on completion of the work. Enterprise may not provide the Fonts to any other third parties, or make it accessible to third parties by any other means, unless the third party themselves owns a relevant license from LETTERMATIC.

Working with a design agency, print shop, or web developer? You can give them the font files too, as long as they only use them for your project.