License

Pikgura Type — End User License Agreement (EULA) 3.0

Last updated: [29/05/2026]

Overview

Pikgura Type offers two simple commercial licenses: Commercial Standard and Commercial Extended. Both allow unlimited commercial and personal projects and unlimited sales of the end products you create. The Extended license adds four high-value uses (app/game/e-pub embedding, editable templates for sale, broadcast and paid-media advertising, and trademark registration). There is no charge based on company size, and no separate licenses are required for different types of media within the same tier.

Introduction

This End User License Agreement (the “Agreement”) is a contract between Pikgura Type and you (the “Licensee”). By purchasing, downloading, installing, or otherwise using the Fonts (computer software containing representations of typeface designs), you agree to these terms. Upon receipt of full payment, Pikgura Type grants you a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable right to use the Fonts in accordance with this Agreement. All rights not expressly granted are reserved by Pikgura Type.

The Fonts

The Fonts are provided in OTF, WOFF, and WOFF2 formats. Other formats may be provided on request, at the discretion of Pikgura Type. For web use, you may serve the Fonts only via the CSS @font-face rule in WOFF or WOFF2 format. Using the OTF format on the web is not permitted.

Commercial Standard License

A Commercial Standard License permits you to:

  • Use the Fonts in unlimited commercial and personal projects.
  • Sell an unlimited number of end products made with the Fonts.
  • Install the Fonts on any number of computers within your own business.
  • Use the Fonts for desktop work, print, and product packaging.
  • Embed the Fonts on websites you own and control, via @font-face (WOFF / WOFF2).
  • Use the Fonts in static documents (such as PDFs) and digital images.
  • Use the Fonts on social media — including video — on social media accounts that you own and operate. This covers organic posts and paid promotion (“boosting”) of those same posts on the same account. (Broadcast productions and paid advertising distributed as a cross-platform media campaign are not covered by Standard and require the Extended License — see the Extended License and the Scope Boundaries section below.)
  • Create logos and branding with the Fonts (registering a logo as a trademark requires the Extended License).
  • Use the Fonts on print-on-demand physical products (apparel, mugs, tote bags, stickers, posters, and similar material goods).

No credit or attribution is required.

Commercial Extended License

A Commercial Extended License includes everything in the Standard License, and additionally permits you to:

  • Embed the Font files within applications, games, or e-books / e-pubs.
  • Use the Fonts in editable templates sold to end users (for example, Canva templates offered for sale, Corjl, Templett, and similar platforms). The end user may edit text set in the Fonts inside the hosting platform, but the Font files must remain locked within that platform: the end user must not be able to download, export, copy, or otherwise extract the Font files (for example as an .otf, .woff, or .woff2 file) for any use outside the template. Delivering a usable Font file to the end user in any form is prohibited.
  • Use the Fonts in any distributed media production — meaning a production that is broadcast, streamed as programming, screened or exhibited publicly, or produced for or distributed by a third party — including but not limited to TV, podcasts and vodcasts, commercials, documentaries, corporate and training videos, animation, and similar audiovisual works — as well as in paid advertising run as a media campaign (for example, YouTube ads or paid social ad campaigns). This applies with no restriction on audience size or frequency.
  • Register a logo created with the Fonts as a trademark.

Scope Boundaries (Standard vs Extended)

To remove any doubt about where the line falls:

  • Social media vs distributed production. Content that appears on social media accounts you own and operate — including video, and including paid boosting of your own posts on those accounts — is covered by Standard. The format does not decide the tier; distribution does. A video, a podcast, or a livestream posted on an account you own and operate is Standard. The same work becomes Extended the moment it is broadcast, streamed as programming, screened or exhibited publicly, produced for or distributed by a third party, or pushed out as a paid media campaign (for example, YouTube ads or paid ad campaigns served beyond your own account’s followers).
  • Finished output vs the Font file itself. If the Fonts are “baked” into a finished, flattened output (an image, a printed item, a logo, a social post or video), Standard applies. If the actual Font file travels to a third party — embedded inside an app, game, or e-book, or made editable to end users inside a template platform — Extended applies.

Universal Restrictions

The following apply to both licenses, without exception:

  • You may not sell, share, lend, gift, sublicense, or otherwise redistribute the Font files to any third party.
  • You may not modify, reverse-engineer, reformat, or alter the Fonts and claim the result as your own, or create a competing font from them.
  • You may not digitize the Fonts and sell them as an embroidery font, nor sell individual letters or “alpha pack” graphics derived from the Fonts.
  • You must take reasonable precautions to keep the Font files from being accessible to unlicensed parties. The Font files must not be uploaded to public storage (such as public GitHub repositories or open cloud buckets).
  • You may not use the Fonts in any Software-as-a-Service or design tool that lets unlicensed third parties access the Font files to customize their own designs, except where the Commercial Extended License expressly permits editable templates as described above (and only on the locked-file terms stated there).
  • You may not use the Fonts in contexts involving hate speech, discrimination, violence, harassment, pornography, fraud, or otherwise illegal material.

Designers and Subcontractors

A “Subcontractor” is any third party that uses the Fonts on the Licensee’s behalf (such as a design agency, studio, freelance designer, or service bureau). Unless the designer and the Licensee are the same entity, the designer is treated as a Subcontractor.

A Designer or agency may use the Fonts on a Licensee’s behalf, and may purchase a license on the Licensee’s behalf, provided the Licensee is correctly identified, has agreed to this Agreement, and has authorized the purchase. The Designer must not charge the Licensee any amount above the actual license price (no markup). If a Subcontractor stops working for the Licensee, they must destroy all copies of the Fonts in their possession and may not use the Fonts for themselves or for any party other than that Licensee.

Term and Warranty

This Agreement is effective in perpetuity. If you breach any term, Pikgura Type may charge you for a license covering your actual usage (without discount) and/or terminate this license.

Pikgura Type makes no warranties, express or implied, including as to merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. If you encounter a technical issue with the Fonts, Pikgura Type will make a good-faith effort to provide a fix or replacement within 30 days of notification. If the issue cannot be remedied, a refund may be offered at Pikgura Type’s discretion, terminating this Agreement. Pikgura Type’s liability shall never exceed the original cost of the purchased license. You agree to indemnify Pikgura Type against claims arising from your misuse of the Fonts.

Governing Law

This Agreement is governed by the laws of Indonesia. It constitutes the entire Agreement and supersedes any prior discussions. No modification is valid unless agreed in writing by Pikgura Type. If any part of this Agreement is found void, the remainder stays in force.

Contact

Questions about licensing: type@pikgura.com or pikgura@gmail.com