Get any website’s logo, colors and fonts

It reads the site’s home page and its stylesheets, the way a browser would, and picks out the logo files, the colors the styles use most and the fonts the site loads. It doesn’t log in, run the site’s scripts or keep anything it reads.

A quick read sees what’s in the page and its styles. Logos added by scripts after the page loads, colors that only appear in photos, and fonts loaded from unusual places can slip past it. Sites that turn away automated visits can’t be read at all.

Colors and font names are facts you can note down. Fonts have licenses, so get them from Google Fonts, Adobe Fonts or the type foundry, not from the site. Logos are trademarks: fine for referring to the company, not for suggesting it endorses you.

Canva’s Brand Kit Builder reads a website into a Canva brand kit, on Canva Pro and up, and it’s the better pick if you design in Canva. Google’s Pomelli, a free Google Labs experiment, reads a site into a “Business DNA” profile to make social posts and ads. This extractor is for when you want the files and values themselves: free, with no account, and a kit you can keep in BrandTab.

Yes, with no account. To keep things fair it reads a dozen new sites an hour from each network. Save a site as a brand in BrandTab, free for your first brand, and Tabitha reads the whole site for you.