More than 1,500 new fonts – including all-time favorites – come to Adobe Fonts

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More than 1,500 new fonts – including all-time favorites – come to Adobe Fonts Love Helvetica? Can't get enough of Arial? Craving Times New Roman? Today is your lucky day! We’ve added more than 1,500 new fonts to Adobe Fonts, including many of the most popular fonts of all time from Monotype. This is our largest font expansion in five years – and it comes at no extra cost. Here are a few of the favorites included in this addition: Helvetica — The go-to font for everything from branding to editorial design Gotham — A sleek, modern typeface used by designers worldwide Avenir — A timeless sans-serif perfect for digital and print projects This update also includes: Times New Roman — A classic for reports, resumes, and editorial layouts Arial — A universal favorite for presentations and business documents Proxima Nova — One of your favorite sans-serifs, expanded into four more languages These fonts — along with more than 30,000 others — are already included in your Adobe Creative Cloud membership. Plus, we’ve expanded our global library with fonts that support Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Hindi, and more — ensuring you have the right typefaces for every creative project. With seamless Creative Cloud integration, your favorite fonts are just a click away and ready to use in Adobe Express, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, and more, or explore the collection on Adobe Fonts. Stay on brand, every time We know how important brand consistency is. With this update, you’ll have access to fonts that keep your work looking polished and professional, no matter where you design. Here are a few of the advantages of this update: The go-to fonts for every use: Whether you’re designing a logo, creating marketing materials, or preparing a business proposal, we’ve got you covered. Seamless creativity, anywhere you work: Your type stays consistent across every device and app. Whether you're designing in Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, or Express — on desktop...