How To Identify Fonts On Webpage?

To identify fonts on a webpage, you can employ several methods:

Method 1: Browser Extensions

Install browser extensions designed to recognize fonts:

• WhatFont: Available for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. Highlight text on a webpage and click the WhatFont icon to reveal the font details.
• Fonts Ninja: Works with Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. Click on the Fonts Ninja icon after installation to identify fonts.

Method 2: Inspect Page Source

Use the developer tools within your browser to locate the font information in the page source:

1. Right-click anywhere on the webpage and choose Inspect or Inspect Element. Alternatively, press Ctrl + Shift + C (Windows & Linux) or Cmd + Opt + C (macOS).
2. Navigate to the Elements tab and then to the Styles tab. Find the font-family property to see the font names used.

Method 3: Online Tools

For fonts in images, use online font identification services:

• MyFonts WhatTheFont: Upload an image containing the font you want to identify, and the tool searches its extensive library for potential matches.
• FFFFALLBACK: Drag the bookmark to your browser toolbar, visit the page, and click the FFFFALLBACK bookmark to see font information.

Method 4: Manual Search

Inspect the page's code manually to find the font information:

1. Right-click on the text and choose Inspect or Inspect Element.
2. Find the text fragment you're interested in, and locate the font-family code within the page source.

Remember that these methods may vary slightly depending on your browser and its version.