font inspectorGood design
starts with
a good font.
Find out what font any website uses. Click any text to see its family, size, weight and spacing.
curious.
Your next type discovery.
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.
Three shortcuts to an answer.
What font does that brand use?
Families, sizes, weights and spacing measured on well-known websites, with dates.
Free alternatives to paid fonts
Open source look-alikes for Helvetica, Proxima Nova, Gotham, Futura and more, compared live.
Check a website’s fonts by URL
Paste an address to see the fonts a site declares and where the files come from.
Small tools. Big difference.
type.
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.
- See every font on a page, ranked by use
- Copy styles as CSS, Tailwind, or SCSS
- Save discoveries and compare fonts in your library
- Find where to get the font, or a free alternative
Explore the manual for shortcuts, library tips, and troubleshooting.
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.