Back in 2015, Peter Kahrel wrote a script that will give you a list of all the fonts used in a document, along with their type and status. You could see all the info in a dialog box and download it as a text file.
Peter updated the script in 2018 to indicate which fonts were synced from Typekit, but that feature no longer worked when the service was rechristened as Adobe Fonts.
But now another scripter, Tim Sheasby, has updated the script so you can easily see which fonts in the document were synced from Adobe Fonts.
You can download the updated Show Fonts script here.
Thanks, Tim!
This article was last modified on June 29, 2021
This article was first published on May 13, 2021
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