# License

Last updated: 10 Nov 2026

The wordmarks you make are yours. The fonts in them stay under their own licenses.

## Your wordmarks

What you make with Wordmarks is yours. You can use it for personal or commercial purposes, as a logo or anywhere else, with no credit to Wordmarks or Frmwrk Software.

## Fonts

Every font is made by its designers and offered under its own license:

- Google Fonts: the SIL Open Font License, the Apache License 2.0 or the Ubuntu Font Licence
- Fontshare: the ITF Free Font License or the SIL Open Font License
- Fontsource: the open-source license each font is published under

## Using them in a logo

Google Fonts and Fontshare both allow their fonts in logos, including commercial ones, and Fontshare’s ITF Free Font License lets you register a wordmark made with them as a trademark.

A font’s exact terms are on its page, which the logo at the corner of its card links to. Check them before you rely on a font, especially one from Fontsource.

## What exports contain

An SVG, PNG or JPG from Wordmarks holds the shapes of your wordmark’s letters, not the font, so it can be used anywhere without the font installed. CSS you copy for a Google Fonts, Fontshare or Fontsource font loads it from the service that hosts it, under that font’s license.

## Fonts you upload

Uploading a font does not license it. Make sure your license for it covers how you use what you make with it.

## Wordmarks itself

The Wordmarks name, logo and code belong to Frmwrk Software. This page covers what you make with Wordmarks, not Wordmarks itself.

## No warranty

This page is a summary, not legal advice, and licenses can change. Wordmarks is provided “as is”, without warranty of any kind.

## Updates

This page may change. We will update the date at the top when it does.

## Contact

Questions? Email [mail@frmwrk.so](mailto:mail@frmwrk.so).