Can I Use Adobe Fonts in Figma?

Adobe Fonts is a collection of typefaces, or fonts, that are used to create designs and artwork.

Adobe Fonts contains thousands of fonts, giving users access to a massive library of typefaces and it also provides users with great tools to customize and use fonts in your projects.

Can I Use Adobe Fonts in Figma?

Yes, you can use Adobe Fonts in Figma. However, you will need to manually install the fonts on your operating system before you can use them in Figma and that might end up being a bit tricky.

Here's a step by step video you can follow or you can read the instructions below the tutorial:

Where is the Adobe Fonts folder located?

The location of the Adobe Fonts folder will depend on your operating system.

On Mac, the Adobe Fonts folder is located at:
/Users/<your user name>/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CoreSync/plugins/livetype/.r

On Windows, the Adobe Fonts folder is located at
C:\Users\<your user name>\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CoreSync\plugins\livetype\r

Or try this: https://github.com/kalaschnik/adobe-fonts-revealer

You likely need to make sure you can see hidden/invisible files to locate the folder. Also make sure you are logged in into your Creative Cloud Account first.

When you find the files you will have to add .otf to each one of them and they will convert to installable fonts.

After that all you have to do is install the fonts from the folder into your operating system. You just double click on them and click Install for all users.

After that Figma should be able to automatically detect them.

Conclusion

Using Adobe Fonts in Figma can help you create unique and creative designs. However, you will need to manually install the fonts on your operating system before you can use them in Figma.

The Adobe Fonts folder is located in a different location depending on your operating system. Once you have located the folder, you can then install and use the fonts in your Figma projects.