Free tool
What font is this website using?
Paste a website to see the fonts it loads, where they come from, and where to get them. Free, with no sign-up.
What you get
- The fonts it loads
- Faces the site actually loads rank first. Fallbacks like Arial and system fonts are left out, and so are icon fonts.
- Where they come from
- Google Fonts are free to use and link straight to Google. Adobe Fonts come with a Creative Cloud plan. Others are the site’s own files, usually licensed from a type foundry.
- One site at a time
- To name the font in a single image or logo, a font identifier that reads pictures is the better tool.
Questions, answered
How do I find out what font a website uses?
Paste the address above. The extractor reads the site’s stylesheets, lists the fonts it loads, most used first, and says whether each comes from Google Fonts, Adobe Fonts or the site’s own files.
Can I use the same font?
Google Fonts are free for any use. Adobe Fonts are included with Creative Cloud. Fonts from the site’s own files are usually licensed from a type foundry: search the name to buy a license. Don’t copy font files from a website.
Why does it say “From the site’s files”?
The site hosts the font itself rather than loading it from Google or Adobe. It could still be a Google font the site downloaded, or a commercial one it licensed.
How does it work?
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.
How is this different from Canva’s Brand Kit Builder or Google’s Pomelli?
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.
Is it free?
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.
Made by BrandTab
Keep the whole kit, not just a screenshot.
Save a site as a brand and Tabitha reads all of it: she groups the logo versions, builds the palette and finds the fonts and copy. Then copy any of it with ⌘K, or share it all with one link.
Your first brand is free.
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