While this should be small in most cases, this might add up in cases where you have a large document with many different fonts. Some TrueType fonts also cannot be embedded due to license issues, so always make sure to check out the license agreement for any of the fonts that you use.Īnother thing to keep in mind is that embedding all of your fonts in the document may increase the file size. While TrueType and OpenType fonts will be embedded, Type 1 fonts cannot be embedded fonts with InDesign.
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Not every type of font can be embedded in PDF documents. There you have it-now you know how to embed fonts in InDesign! Some Extra Things to Think About Now go ahead and select Export, and all of your fonts will be embedded into the document. As you can see, the settings related to font embedding only have a single value. So how does InDesign embed fonts? In order to ensure that all the fonts in the document are embedded fonts, we’ll set this to 0%. You will now have access to the Font settings. To get to settings related to font embedding, select Advanced from the side menu. As you can see, there are a lot of settings to review here. You will now be presented with the Export Adobe PDF dialog window. Once you’re happy with your settings here and have ensured your document is the PDF type, go ahead and press Save to open up the export options. Then select the Format dropdown menu and select Adobe PDF (Print). From here, create a file name for your PDF document. To get to the font embed settings, go to File > Export. The InDesign embed fonts method is simple, if you know where to look. In our case, we’ll be using this document from Envato Elements. Start off by creating a new document in InDesign, or open up an existing InDesign document you want to create a PDF from. I'll be using this InDesign Magazine Template from Envato Elements. A file with many different fonts would benefit from embedding. You can use any InDesign document you are working on that includes fonts.
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