Brand Font Detector
Detect the fonts a website uses, from any URL.
Detect the Fonts a Website Uses
Enter a URL and this tool fetches the page and its stylesheets, then identifies the typefaces in use — the font families declared in CSS, fonts loaded from Google Fonts, self-hosted @font-face fonts, and whether Adobe Fonts is present.
What it detects
- Named font families from font-family rules
- Google Fonts loaded via fonts.googleapis.com
- Self-hosted fonts declared with @font-face
- Adobe Fonts (Typekit) usage
Reading the results
Families are ranked by how many times they are declared, which usually puts the primary body and heading fonts at the top. Generic fallbacks like sans-serif are filtered out so you see the real typefaces.
Why fonts come from CSS
A page's fonts are defined in its CSS, so parsing the stylesheets reports the exact family names the site requests — far more reliable than guessing from a screenshot. Linked Google Fonts URLs even encode the family names directly, so they are read precisely.
Licensing note
Identifying a font is not permission to use it. Commercial and self-hosted fonts have their own licenses — always check a typeface's license before using it in your own project.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the Brand Font Detector.