Free font service from the Indian Type Foundry. 'Closed Source' fonts use the ITF Free Font License; 'Open Source' fonts use the SIL OFL. Answers below are for the ITF Free Font License.
“You may use the Font Software in any media, including Print, Websites, Mobile or Desktop Applications, Digital Images, Digital Advertising, Social Media, ePublishing, Video, Broadcasting and Games, at any scale and in any location worldwide.”
Work you create belongs to you or your client; the font files can't be handed over.
“Derivative Work does not include any logo, document, graphic, image, website, application or other creative work created through the normal use of the Font Software, ownership of which remains with its respective creator or rights holder.”
Physical merchandise isn't named in the grant; 'any media' is listed.
Websites
Allowed
Can I use it on a website (live text or web embedding)?
Self-hosting or the Fontshare API.
“You may self-host the Font Software on your own servers or infrastructure for use on your own websites and applications, including through standard webfont technologies such as CSS @font-face.”
“You may use the Font Software in any media, including Print, Websites, Mobile or Desktop Applications, Digital Images, Digital Advertising, Social Media, ePublishing, Video, Broadcasting and Games, at any scale and in any location worldwide.”
“You may use the Font Software in any media, including Print, Websites, Mobile or Desktop Applications, Digital Images, Digital Advertising, Social Media, ePublishing, Video, Broadcasting and Games, at any scale and in any location worldwide.”
“You may not modify, edit, adapt, translate, reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble or otherwise alter the Font Software or the typeface designs embodied therein, in whole or in part, without the prior written consent of the Licensor.”
Quotes are copied verbatim from these pages as they read on 19 October 2026. Wording changes are tracked on the changelog.
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