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WhatTheFont
WhatTheFont identifies typefaces from an uploaded image or photo through its font-finding tool.
About WhatTheFont
WhatTheFont is a font-finding tool that identifies typefaces from an uploaded image or photo of text. The user uploads an image, and the tool searches its database of fonts for matches. According to the homepage, the collection contains over 233,000 fonts, and the tool lists matching fonts with a preview of each.
Users can enter their own text and change the font size to see how each match looks. The homepage FAQ says the tool is available for iOS and Android devices, while the directory lists the platform as web. The source does not state how accurate the matches are, how uploaded images are stored, or what the tool costs, so these points are not covered here.
Key features
- Identifies fonts from an uploaded image or photo of text
- Searches a collection of over 233,000 fonts for matches
- Lists matching fonts with a preview of each
- Lets users enter their own text to preview matches
- Allows font size to be changed in the previews
- Available for iOS and Android devices, according to the homepage FAQ
Best for: People who have an image of text in a particular font and want to find its name or similar alternatives.
Good for
- Previews each matched font with user-entered text
- Searches a large font collection, as stated on the homepage
WhatTheFont at a glance
- Category
- Online Tools › Text Tools
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Typ.io showcases font combinations with tags and examples of sites using those typefaces.
Create typefaces with Glyphr Studio, an open-source browser font editor for beginners and hobbyists.
Font Interceptor identifies font files used by a target URL and offers them for download.
iFonts catalogs downloadable fonts and lets visitors browse recent typefaces, according to its page.
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WhatTheFont FAQ
How do I find a font from an image?
Upload an image of the text that is already on your device, or take a photo of the text. The tool then searches its database and compares the fonts to the one in the image.
Can I see how the matched fonts look with my own text?
Yes. You can enter your own text and change the font size to preview each match.
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