Every family in the catalog comes with one of these licences. Here is what each one lets you do, in plain words, with the full text a click away.
| Licence | Families | Share the files | Commercial use | Changes | Previews here |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SIL Open Font License 1.1 | 35 families1 link only | Yes | Yes | Allowed | Reduced web copy |
| GNU General Public License 2.0 or later, with the font exception | 13 families | Yes | Yes | Allowed | Original file, unchanged |
| DIP/SIPA Font Computer Program License | 10 families | Yes | Yes | Notify DIP and SIPA first | Original file, unchanged |
| Bitstream Vera Fonts Copyright | 1 family | Yes | Yes | Allowed under a new name | Original file, unchanged |
| Arundina Font License (Bitstream Vera terms) | 3 families | Yes | Yes | Allowed under a new name | Original file, unchanged |
| Notification of License Agreement (Prof. Dr. Srisakdi Charmonman) | 3 familiesall link only | Not granted to the public | Not stated | Written permission needed | Not shown |
Free to use in any project, commercial or not, and free to share, embed and change. The one thing you cannot do is sell the font files on their own. A changed version must stay under the same licence and must not use any Reserved Font Name listed in the copyright line.
Read the full text →Free to use, share and change. The font exception means a document or web page that embeds the font does not itself fall under the GPL. If you pass the font files on, or a changed version of them, the GPL applies to those files and the source must be available.
Read the full text →The licence of the Thai national fonts from the Department of Intellectual Property and the Software Industry Promotion Agency. You may use, copy and share the fonts free of charge, including in commercial work, but you may not sell the fonts on their own. Anyone who wants to change a font must tell DIP and SIPA in writing first, and the changed font may not use the original name.
Read the full text →A permissive licence from the Bitstream Vera family, which Waree builds on. You may use, copy and share the fonts freely and bundle them with software you sell. Changed versions are allowed only under a new name that does not contain "Bitstream" or "Vera".
Read the full text →The Arundina fonts were made by SIPA as Thai companions to Bitstream Vera and carry the same permissive terms with SIPA named alongside Bitstream. Use, copy and share them freely; a changed version must be renamed so it does not contain "Bitstream" or "Vera".
Read the full text →The notice inside TH Charm of AU, TH Charmonman and TH Srisakdi. It names Prof. Dr. Srisakdi Charmonman as the owner and gives distribution rights to DIP and SIPA, but it does not give those rights to anyone else. We list these three fonts with a link to the official source and do not offer the files ourselves.
Read the full text →For families under the Open Font License that do not reserve their name, the previews use a reduced web copy holding the Thai block, Basic Latin and common punctuation, with the copyright and licence records kept inside the file. Every other licence on this page attaches conditions to changing a font, so those previews use the original files exactly as their makers published them. Downloads always contain the original files.
For the fonts under the GPL, the source package they are built from is offered next to the downloads, as that licence asks.
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