Avenir Next

Desktop: Approved for use on personal or professional desktop workstations. The desktop license covers software applications like Microsoft Word, Mac Pages, Adobe InDesign, and Adobe Photoshop. You can create and print documents as well as static images (.jpeg, .tiff, .png). Remember, Desktop licenses revolve around the number of font users. Refer to the Avenir Next Desktop EULA for more details.

Webfont: Designed for use on one specific domain. Each webpage load counts as a single pageview for each webfont used. This license does not extend to graphic images displayed on the site. For such uses consider a Desktop license. MyFonts provides three webfont licenses: Annual, Pay Once, and Pay As You Go. Only one type is available for each webfont. More information can be found in the Avenir Next Webfont EULA.

App: Made for embedding in mobile applications for iOS, Android, or Windows Phone. When you embed the font file in your mobile app's code, you need this license. See the Avenir Next App EULA.

Electronic Doc: Allows embedding the font in electronic publications like eBooks, eMagazines, eNewspapers, or interactive PDFs. This license works on a per-publication basis. Consider a Desktop license for graphic images shown as the ePub cover. More details can be found in the Avenir Next Electronic Doc EULA.

Digital Ad/Email: This license covers font embedding in HTML5 digital ads. Your digital ad kit can be shared with third parties developing ad creatives for you, although you retain responsibility for it. The licensing specifics differ for digital ads versus regular websites. Pricing varies based on ad impression consistency. More about this is in the Avenir Next Digital Ad/Email EULA.