How to identify a font from an image
Are you a graphic designer, photographer, blogger, advertiser, or simply curious about the name of a font you saw on a website, a poster, a logo, or a social media image?
WhatFontIs is a free online font finder created to help you identify fonts from images. With a database of 1,100,000 fonts, you are just three steps away from finding the closest match.
WhatFontIs combines a large font gallery with fast processing to help you find fonts used in images. It’s useful for identifying fonts from screenshots, logos, banners, posters, and website designs.
Crop close to the text, keep it straight, avoid blur and heavy compression, and use good contrast (dark text on light background).
Yes. You can upload a screenshot of the text or paste the image URL if the font appears in an image.
You’ll still get close alternatives (60+), which is often enough to choose an almost identical font or a free alternative.
WhatFontIs is a font finder that helps you identify fonts from images and find similar fonts.