FOR THE TYPE-CURIOUS

Good design
starts with
a good font.

Meet the fonts that catch your eye. Inspect any website, explore the details, and make great typography your own.

Free to use · No account needed · Made for curious minds
THE TYPE PLAYGROUND
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curious.
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THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOG.
A little space to play. Go ahead, edit the text.
Point. Click. Identify. Every typographic detail From inspiration to CSS Keep your discoveries
A LITTLE KNOWLEDGE. A BETTER EYE.

Your next type discovery.

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What font is that? How to identify the font on any website

Four reliable ways to find out what font a website uses, from a one-click extension to browser DevTools, plus what to do when the text is an image.

How to see every font a web page uses

List every font on a web page with the Network panel, Firefox’s Fonts tab, a short console snippet or one click, and learn how to read the result.

You found the font. Here is how to get it (legally)

Found a font on another website? Work out which of five cases you are in and the legal way to get it: Google Fonts, Adobe Fonts, a license or a free match.

THE WEB IS YOUR TYPE SPECIMEN.
Find your
type.
Georgia Serif · 400 · 72px
YOUR CURIOSITY, SUPERPOWERED

That “what font is this?”
moment. Solved.

Go from spotting a beautiful typeface to understanding every detail. Font Inspector brings the answers right to the page.

  • Identify font families, sizes, weights, and colors
  • Copy styles as CSS, Tailwind, or SCSS
  • Save discoveries and compare fonts in your library
Meet your new favorite extension

Explore the manual for shortcuts, library tips, and troubleshooting.

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A GOOD PLACE TO START

Less figuring it out.
More finding your type.

From your first inspection to a well-organized font library.
Our manual walks you through it, one click at a time.

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THE FINER DETAILS

A few good questions.

Curiosity looks good on you.

How do I find out what font a website uses?+

Install Font Inspector, open a regular web page, and choose Pick text on page. Point at text to see its font family, size, weight, spacing, and colors. Click to keep the inspection open.

Can I identify a font from an image?+

Font Inspector reads live text and its CSS. It cannot identify lettering inside a photograph, flattened image, or canvas. For those, use an image-based font identification service.

Are the font tools free to use?+

Yes. Every tool on this website is free and works without an account or the extension.

Does finding a font mean I can use it?+

Finding a font does not grant a license. Check the font creator’s license before downloading, embedding, or redistributing it. The extension can help you find the source.

Why can’t I inspect every Chrome page?+

Chrome restricts extensions on internal chrome:// pages and the Chrome Web Store. Try a normal website and refresh it after installing the extension.

THERE’S A WHOLE WORLD OF TYPE OUT THERE.

Go on. Take a closer look.

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