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They come by email right after you buy, usually within 2 to 15 minutes. Nothing there? Check Spam and Promotions. Still nothing? Email saskia@mojomox.com with your order number and I’ll send them again.

On a Mac, double-click the .otf file and click Install Font. On Windows, right-click it and choose Install. Restart your design app and the font is there. For Cricut and other tools, see the install guide.

Try installing only the .otf files. In Font Book (Mac) or Settings > Fonts (Windows), remove all weights of the font, install the .otf files again and restart InDesign. If it still doesn’t show up, email saskia@mojomox.com.

Restart the app, then go to Format > Font > Show Fonts and make sure All Fonts is selected.

Use the .otf files. The .woff ones are for websites and won’t install on your computer.

Chromebooks can’t install fonts on the computer itself, but you can upload them in the app you’re using, like Canva.

OTF, WOFF and WOFF2, all in one zip, and full families also get a variable TTF. The OTF files go on your computer, for Figma, Adobe apps or Affinity. WOFF and WOFF2 are for websites, with a webfonts.css file to get you started. More on the file formats page.

In Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign, open the Glyphs panel and pick the one you like. In Canva and other online tools, copy them from your computer’s character viewer and paste them in. Here’s a short video.

Yes. With Canva Pro you can upload the .otf files to your brand kit and use them in any design.

Yes! The Desktop license covers branding, packaging, ads and products. One license is for one designer, and for a team you can add users in the license picker. The details are in the EULA.

Yes! Email saskia@mojomox.com and tell me which font you’d like to try. The trial files have the basic letters and all the alternates, just no accents, so you can sketch a logo or show it to a client.

You can return a font within 14 days if it’s not right for your project. Discounted bundles are final. All the details are in the return policy.

Email saskia@mojomox.com with your order number, plus your address if it’s different from the order, and I’ll send one over.

100 = Thin, 200 = ExtraLight, 300 = Light, 400 = Regular, 500 = Medium, 600 = SemiBold, 700 = Bold, 800 = ExtraBold, 900 = Black.

Latin Basic, Western European, Central European, South Eastern European, South American, Oceanian and Esperanto. Need one that’s not on the list? Just ask.

Upper- and lowercase letters, numbers (tabular ones too), fractions, punctuation and math symbols. Many fonts also come with stylistic sets and alternates, listed on each font’s page.

One file with every weight in it, on a slider from Thin (100) to Black (900). Handy when 300 is a bit too light and 400 a bit too heavy. Figma, Adobe apps and Affinity all support it, and full families come with one.