Website font checker: what font is this site using?
Find the fonts a website uses. We read the font-family rules in its HTML and stylesheets, mark the ones loaded from Google Fonts, and separate real brand fonts from system fallbacks, together with the site's colours.
How to use the Colour Palette & Font Detector
- 1Choose From a website and enter the address, or From a logo and drop an image.
- 2See the colours, most used first, with HEX codes and which ones are neutrals.
- 3For websites, check the font families and which come from Google Fonts.
- 4Copy the palette as HEX or CSS variables, or save it to a Brand Kit with a free account.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use a font I found on another website?
Check its licence first. Google Fonts are free to use; many other fonts need a paid licence from the foundry, even if a website loads them.
Why doesn't the font checker find a font I can see?
The font may be loaded by JavaScript, set in a stylesheet beyond the two we read, or be part of an image. Your browser's developer tools show the font of any element.
What is a font fallback?
A backup font named after the main one in a font-family list, used while the main font loads or if it fails. Arial, Helvetica and sans-serif are common fallbacks.
Related free tools
All tools- Colour Palette & Font DetectorColours and fonts from a website or logo.
- Colour palette from imageColour palette generator from an image
- Brand Kit GeneratorBrand colours, logo, fonts and a Brand Score from any website.
- Favicon GeneratorMake favicon.ico, PNG icons and a web manifest from an image or text.
- Website Technology CheckerThe CMS, analytics and tools a site is built with.
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