Font finder
Drop or paste a screenshot and the font finder reads the text, names the typeface with look-alikes ranked by match, and shows each one rendered with your text so you can check it by eye. Paste a website link instead and it reads the page's stylesheets and lists every font it uses, where, and in which weights.
Free: 3 images and 10 websites a day with a free account. EditPacks+: No daily limits, no ads.
How it works
- Paste a screenshot, drop an image, or switch to Website and paste a link.
- Compare the candidates: each one is previewed with the same text.
- Get it free from Google Fonts, or copy the name to find it elsewhere.
Formats
In: PNG, JPG, WEBP, or any public web page link.
Built for editors
Scenepack and edit workflows first: outputs drop straight into After Effects, Premiere, CapCut, Alight Motion and DaVinci. No watermark, nothing added to the file.
Questions
How accurate is it?
Websites are exact, because the fonts are read from the page itself. Images are a match by eye: clean titles and logos usually come back right first time, heavily styled or distorted text gets the closest families.
Can it find fonts in a video?
Pause on a frame with the text and take a screenshot, then paste it in.
Are the fonts free?
Anything on Google Fonts is marked free with a direct link. For paid fonts it names a free look-alike where there is one.
Does it work with more than one font in an image?
Yes, it groups the text by typeface and identifies up to three.