How do I find out what font a website uses?

Enter the page's URL or inspect the page with this tool to see the font families, weights, and sizes it uses.

Does it show font weights and sizes too?

Yes. Beyond the font family, it surfaces the weights and sizes in use so you can match the typography accurately.

Can it always identify custom or licensed fonts?

It reports the font names declared by the page's CSS. Sourcing a licensed or custom font may still require obtaining it from its foundry.

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Font Detector

Detect every font declared on a webpage or in a stylesheet. We fetch the page server-side, follow every <link rel="stylesheet">, and aggregate the families.

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Identify the fonts used on any webpage. Paste a URL or inspect your own page to see the font families, weights, and sizes in use — a fast way to learn what typefaces a site is built on for design research and inspiration.

How to detect fonts on a webpage

1Enter the URL or inspect the current page.
2See the font families, weights, and sizes detected.
3Use the findings to match or source the typefaces.

See what typefaces a site uses

When you admire a website's typography, identifying its fonts is the first step to recreating the look. Detecting the font families and weights actually rendered on the page is faster and more reliable than guessing, and it helps you find the same or similar typefaces for your own project.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find out what font a website uses?: Enter the page's URL or inspect the page with this tool to see the font families, weights, and sizes it uses.
Does it show font weights and sizes too?: Yes. Beyond the font family, it surfaces the weights and sizes in use so you can match the typography accurately.
Can it always identify custom or licensed fonts?: It reports the font names declared by the page's CSS. Sourcing a licensed or custom font may still require obtaining it from its foundry.