Upload the image
Upload an image containing the text (crop tightly around one line for best results).
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Font Identifier
Identify a font from an image with guided visual matchingFree font identifier: upload an image of text and identify the font with guided visual matching against popular Google Fonts. No sign-up, private.
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Use Font Identifier
Identify a font from an image with guided visual matching
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Upload an image containing text and this tool will automatically scan it to identify the font. If no exact match is found, it shows the most similar Google Fonts.
Drag images here or choose files
Image with text. Analyzed privately in your browser.
Tip: crop tightly around a single line of text for the best comparison.
Still not sure?
For a fully automatic match, upload your enhanced image to one of these dedicated font recognition services:
- WhatTheFont (MyFonts) upload a clear crop of the text
- FontSquirrel Matcherator free, works well with single lines of text
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How to use the Font Identifier
Describe the letterforms
Answer the four questions about serifs, weight, shape and stroke contrast.
Compare matches
Type your sample text and compare it rendered in the closest font matches.
Get the font
Download the winner free from Google Fonts, or try WhatTheFont for an automatic match.
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About the Font Identifier
Spotted a font in a logo, poster or screenshot and want to know its name? The Font Identifier helps you narrow it down with guided visual matching: enhance the image, describe what you see, and compare candidates side by side.
Because it matches against a curated set of the most-used Google Fonts, it is fast, private and honest about its limits. Every suggestion is free to download and use commercially.
For trickier cases the tool points you to dedicated recognition services like WhatTheFont and the FontSquirrel Matcherator.
Font Identifier FAQs
Upload a clear image of the text, ideally cropped to a single line. The tool enhances it (2x upscale, high contrast) so letterforms are easy to see, then asks four questions about serifs, weight, shape and stroke contrast. It scores 20 popular Google Fonts against your answers and renders your own sample text in the top matches so you can compare visually.
