Font finders,
fairly compared.

Which one fits what you do?

There is no single best font finder, because people want different things from one. A rough guide:

• You only want the name of a font. WhatFont or Fontanello is enough. Fontanello also has a Firefox version.
• You are shopping for typefaces. Fonts Ninja connects each font to its foundry and price.
• You need colors, images and icons as well as type. CSS Peeper is a general design inspector.
• You want the technical picture of a page’s typography. Font Inspector shows the font actually rendered, lists every font on the page, copies styles as CSS, Tailwind or SCSS, and keeps a local library.
• The text is inside an image. No code inspector can read it, this one included. See how to identify a font from an image.

How these comparisons are made

Every claim about another tool comes from its own store listing or website, checked on the date shown on the page. We do not quote ratings or user counts, and we do not guess at features a listing does not mention. Where the other tool is the better choice, the page says so. For all seven extensions in one table, read the best font identifier extensions for Chrome, compared.