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A library of every font you have admired

Good references disappear the moment you close the tab. Font Inspector keeps every inspection in a library inside your browser, so your next project starts from a shortlist instead of a blank page.

What it does

  • Every inspection is saved automatically, with the site it came from.
  • Filter by sans, serif, mono or display and by source. Browse by site or by family.
  • Pin favorites and group fonts into collections for each project.
  • Compare up to four fonts side by side with the same sample text, with differences highlighted.
  • Export as JSON, CSS variables or design tokens, and import a library back.
  • Light, dark or system theme.
The library compare view showing three fonts side by side with the same sample text and their specifications

How to use it

  1. Inspect fonts as you browse. They collect in the library on their own.
  2. Open the library from the popup.
  3. Pin, group, compare, and export what you want to keep.

Good to know

  • The library lives in your browser’s local storage. It is not a cloud backup and it does not sync between devices.
  • Clearing the extension’s data or uninstalling removes it, so export anything you want to keep.

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Questions & answers

Where is my font library stored?+

Locally in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no account.

Can I move my library to another computer?+

Yes. Export it as JSON on one computer and import the file on the other.

Can I export fonts as design tokens?+

Yes. The library exports typography as CSS variables or as design tokens, as well as plain JSON.