Find the font on any website
Paste a URL and Get Font Info lists every font the page uses — family, weight, source, and the exact @font-face URL — read straight from the live CSS. No screenshot, no extension, no guessing.
Paste the URL
Copy the website address — homepage or any deep link — and paste it into the analyzer on getfontinfo.com.
We read the CSS
Get Font Info fetches the page server-side, parses every @font-face rule and font-family declaration, and identifies every font the browser will render.
Hover any element
Inside the live preview, hover a headline or button to see the exact font family, weight, size and line-height for that element.
Three ways to find the font on a website — and which is most accurate
Image-based font finders like WhatTheFont ask for a screenshot and guess the family from pixel shapes. They are useful when you only have an image and no source URL, but they often miss on short text, custom weights, variable fonts or anti-aliased renders.
Browser extensions like WhatFont read the computed style of one element at a time. They are accurate but require an install and a click for every element you want to check.
URL-based CSS inspection — what Get Font Info does — fetches the page, reads the live CSS and returns the exact family the browser used. No install, about a second, and every font on the page is listed at once with its @font-face source.
What you get for every analyzed page
- Every font family the page loads
- Weight, style and variant for each font
- @font-face source URL (woff2 / woff / ttf)
- Source label (Google Fonts, Adobe Fonts, custom, system)
- Per-element font on hover
- Full color palette extracted from CSS
- Downloadable JSON font specification
- Direct link to a pre-built /font/[domain] reference page
Frequently asked questions
How do I find the font used on a website?
Paste the website's URL into Get Font Info. The tool fetches the page server-side, parses every @font-face rule and font-family declaration, and lists every font the page loads — labelled by source (Google Fonts, Adobe Fonts, custom or system). You'll have the answer in about a second, with no install and no signup.
Can I find a font on a website without installing an extension?
Yes. Get Font Info runs entirely on getfontinfo.com — you only need a URL. Browser extensions like WhatFont read one element at a time after you install them; Get Font Info gives you the full font list for the whole page from a single paste.
How do I find the font used on a specific headline or button?
After analyzing the URL, hover any text in the live preview. Get Font Info shows the exact font family, rendered font, weight, size and line-height for that element — pulled from the same computed style the browser used.
Does it work on websites that use Google Fonts or Adobe Fonts?
Yes. Get Font Info detects fonts loaded from Google Fonts, Adobe Fonts (Typekit), self-hosted webfonts and system fonts, and labels the source for each one. You also get the @font-face source URL (woff2 / woff / ttf) for every custom font.
Why is reading CSS more accurate than guessing from a screenshot?
Image-based font finders compare pixel shapes against a font catalog. Short text, custom weights, variable fonts and anti-aliasing all confuse the match. Reading the CSS returns the exact font name the browser used — there is no guessing step, so the answer is correct by construction.
Is Get Font Info free?
Yes — completely free, no account, no signup, no usage limits.
Try it on any website
Paste a URL and Get Font Info shows you every font, weight and @font-face source — in under a second.