Birds of Paradise Font License
The quick answer: the free Birds of Paradise font is for personal use only. Your own wedding invitations, school work and personal posts are fine. Anything for a business needs a commercial license from Herofonts. Here's the detail, based on the license file that comes with the font.
Birds of Paradise Licensing Policy
Notice for Designers and Agencies:
The free Birds of Paradise download is Herofonts' demo version. It ships with a one-page license (PERSONAL-USE-ONLY.png) that says, in short: if you are running a business and using the font, you need a commercial licence. The table below follows that file point by point. The full EULA is at herofonts.com/license.
Scope of Permission Matrix
Need a Commercial License for Client Work?
Commercial licenses are sold only by Herofonts, the foundry and trademark holder. Buy it there before using the font for a business, product or client.
Common License Questions
Can I use Birds of Paradise for my own wedding invitations?
Yes. Invitations for your own wedding, party or family event are personal use, which the free license allows.
I'm a freelance designer making a client logo. Can I use the free version?
No. Paid client work and logos are commercial use. Buy a commercial license from Herofonts before you deliver the design.
Can I sell t-shirts, mugs or Etsy printables made with Birds of Paradise?
Not with the free version. Selling products, including print-on-demand items, is commercial use and needs a license.
Can I use it for a YouTube video, book cover or ebook?
The Herofonts personal-use terms specifically exclude books, ebooks and videos, so these need a commercial license.
Where can I buy the commercial license?
Directly from the foundry at herofonts.com/license.
More examples (Etsy, YouTube, Kindle covers) in our guide: Is Birds of Paradise free for commercial use? Buy a license at herofonts.com/license.