Companies Using Adobe Fonts

Adobe Fonts Usage Statistics

How has Adobe Fonts adoption changed over time?

We only have three months of history for Adobe Fonts, and the page says so rather than drawing a trend line through it. This technology entered our detection dictionary recently, so unlike most profiles there is no long-run series behind it. What we can report is the current window: 1,181,230 domains in June 2026, 1,269,251 in July and 1,253,137 in August.

That is a rise then a slight fall, and at this range the month-to-month movement is comfortably inside what ordinary crawl variation produces. Treat it as flat. Any claim about Adobe Fonts growing or declining would need a longer series than we have.

Which Countries Use Adobe Fonts the Most?

Which countries use Adobe Fonts the most?

The United States dominates with 57.33% of the countries we can place, ahead of the United Kingdom (12.93%), Australia (5.89%), Canada (5.59%), the Netherlands (3.15%) and Germany (2.82%).

That is one of the most US-weighted distributions we measure, and the reason is largely Squarespace, whose own customer base is heavily American and which accounts for nearly half of these detections. Read this as a map of Squarespace and Creative Cloud adoption rather than of typography.

Adobe Fonts Market Share Among Font Services

What is Adobe Fonts' market share?

Adobe Fonts holds 6.38% of the font services category and ranks #3 of 24. Google Font API leads on 10,997,995 domains and Font Awesome follows on 5,822,089, with Twitter Emoji (868,571) and Bootstrap Icons (215,879) behind Adobe.

Share is the wrong way to read this category, because the leaders are free and Adobe Fonts is not. Google Fonts is the default in almost every template ever shipped; it wins on being already there. And Adobe's own position is largely a distribution deal rather than a sales result: Squarespace supplies 47.59% of these domains, so roughly half of third place was won by being bundled into somebody else's product.

Adobe Fonts Customers by Company Size & Age

What size companies use Adobe Fonts?

69.89% of identified companies have 1-10 staff and 19.97% have 11-50, out of 769,497 identified companies.

A paid font service on that many micro-businesses looks contradictory, and the resolution is not that they all subscribe. 58.48% of Squarespace domains run Adobe Fonts, and Squarespace is a site builder sold to exactly this kind of small business. The typical domain in this table is a Squarespace site whose owner picked a font from a menu, not a company that bought Creative Cloud.

What Industries Use Adobe Fonts the Most?

Which industries use Adobe Fonts the most?

Nothing leads: construction (3.78%), advertising services (3.43%), business consulting (3.15%), real estate (3.08%) and retail (2.62%) sit within about a point of each other.

This is close to a picture of Squarespace's customer base, which is what you would expect when that one platform supplies nearly half the detections. Advertising services near the top (3.43%) is the segment most likely to hold a genuine Creative Cloud licence, but it is a small part of the whole.

How does Adobe Fonts usage break down by sector?

The spread is flat: construction at 3.78%, advertising services at 3.43% and business consulting at 3.15% lead a table where nothing reaches four percent. Read it as a portrait of Squarespace's customer base as much as Adobe's, since that platform supplies nearly half the detections. Advertising services is the one line where genuine Creative Cloud licences concentrate, and it is a small share of the whole.

Adobe Fonts Alternatives & Competitors

What are the top Adobe Fonts alternatives?

Google Font API (10,997,995 domains) is the alternative almost everyone actually uses, followed by Font Awesome (5,822,089), Twitter Emoji (868,571), Bootstrap Icons (215,879) and Bunny Fonts.

The distinction that matters is licensing rather than features. Google Fonts and Bunny Fonts are free and open-licensed; Adobe Fonts is a curated commercial library where the value is access to typefaces you cannot get free, with the web licence handled by the subscription. Sites choose Adobe when the typeface itself is the requirement.

Technology	Domains	Market Share
Google Font API	10,997,995	56.03%
Font Awesome	5,822,089	29.66%
Twitter Emoji (Twemoji)	868,571	4.42%
Bootstrap Icons	215,879	1.1%
Ionicons	167,130	0.85%

Adobe Fonts Customer Migration

Where do domains migrate from and to with Adobe Fonts?

This is the one section on the page where the raw numbers should not be taken at face value, and it is worth explaining why. The table shows 262,279 domains apparently arriving from Google Font API against 13,800 leaving. That looks like a landslide and it is not.

Google Font API is on 11M domains and has 1,076,524 churned domains of its own, so a quarter of its total churn shows up here simply because font services frequently sit on the same pages. We also have no Adobe Fonts history before June 2026, so we cannot observe a site switching, only that Google Fonts stopped being detected somewhere Adobe Fonts is present today. The honest read is that these are mostly sites dropping one of two font services, not a migration. The smaller same-scale flows, 5,695 from Font Awesome against 5,060 to it, are close to even and more informative.

Switched to Adobe Fonts

Left Adobe Fonts

30 Days90 DaysAll Time

Competitor	Gained	Lost	Net
Font Awesome	+2,700	-2,530	+170
Ionicons	+56	-27	+29

Tech Stack of Adobe Fonts-Powered Websites

What technologies do Adobe Fonts sites run alongside it?

Squarespace runs on 47.59% of Adobe Fonts domains, against WordPress on only 19.73%. That inversion is unusual: WordPress is roughly nine times Squarespace's size on the open web, so a technology skewing this hard toward Squarespace is being distributed by it rather than chosen independently.

The reverse check confirms it. 58.48% of all Squarespace domains carry Adobe Fonts, 600,674 sites, which is 47.9% of Adobe Fonts' entire footprint. The rest of the stack is unremarkable: core-js (69.42%), Modernizr (52.84%), jQuery (49.38%) and Google Analytics (55.21%).

JavaScript Libraries

core-js

277,669 (69.42%)

Modernizr

211,341 (52.84%)

jQuery

197,523 (49.38%)

jQuery Migrate

64,962 (16.24%)

jQuery UI

41,277 (10.32%)

Swiper

39,736 (9.93%)

Web Analytics

Google Analytics

220,847 (55.21%)

Cloudflare Browser Insights

13,184 (3.3%)

Site Kit

6,752 (1.69%)

CMS

Squarespace

190,348 (47.59%)

WordPress

78,918 (19.73%)

Webflow

8,427 (2.11%)

Ecommerce

Squarespace Commerce

190,283 (47.57%)

Shopify

10,267 (2.57%)

WooCommerce

10,240 (2.56%)

Fonts

Google Font API

153,179 (38.29%)

Font Awesome

51,218 (12.8%)

Twitter Emoji (Twemoji)

4,530 (1.13%)

Expert Analysis: Adobe Fonts Growth Trends & Key Signals for Sales Teams in 2026

Elif ArslanCMO & Co-founder, TechnologyChecker

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