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Privacy and GDPR

2 min readUpdated October 28, 2026

Your visitors load fonts from your own server only and never contact Bunny Fonts or Google. The one exception is Adobe Fonts, which Adobe requires to load from its own servers.

This post is not legal advice. It describes exactly what the plugin sends, so you can update your privacy policy.

What each service receives#

ServiceWhen it’s contactedBy whomWhat is sent
Bunny Fonts (fonts.bunny.net), the default sourceWhen an admin opens the Google Fonts screen (list cached one week), previews a font, or adds oneYour server and the admin’s browserFont names, weights and character sets, plus the usual technical data of any web request, such as IP address
Google Fonts (fonts.google.com, fonts.googleapis.com, fonts.gstatic.com)Only if you choose “Google Fonts directly” in Settings, in place of Bunny FontsYour server and the admin’s browserThe same as above
Adobe Fonts (use.typekit.net, p.typekit.net)On connecting a project, and on every page while a project is connectedYour server, and every visitor’s browserVisitors’ browsers load the stylesheet and fonts from Adobe
SureCart (api.surecart.com)When you activate or deactivate a license, open the License screen with a license active, and during WordPress update checksYour serverLicense key, the site’s address and name, the activation’s id

Visitors never contact Bunny Fonts, Google or SureCart because of Nahnu Fonts.

Stop other plugins from using Google Fonts#

Your theme or another plugin may still load Google Fonts. Two switches in Settings → Privacy help:

  • Stop page builders loading Google Fonts (on by default) turns off a builder’s own Google Fonts where the builder supports it. See the Integrations posts for what it does in each builder.
  • Block Google Fonts from the theme and other plugins (off by default) removes stylesheets loaded from fonts.googleapis.com. Add those fonts in Nahnu Fonts first, or the text falls back to another font.

To check, open your site with the browser’s developer tools on the Network tab and filter by fonts.g.

Text for your privacy policy#

If you use Adobe Fonts, mention it. A starting point:

This site uses Adobe Fonts. When you visit, your browser loads fonts from Adobe’s servers, which receive your IP address. See Adobe’s privacy policy.

Without Adobe Fonts, no font-related third-party requests come from your visitors.

Policies of the services#