I am not talking about whatfont.com or identifont.com type where you paste your pictures of fonts.
And I know F12 in Chrome gives us the Inspector. I am looking for something more user-friendly.
I want to type in a URL and it identifies the fonts used on that page.
There’s an awesome web app for this, and it’s called 'find-website-used-fonts' this tool helps you to find the fonts used by website.
WhatFontis. As mentioned earlier, WhatFontis is an online tool that can identify a font from an image of the text that you upload to the site.
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Try the same website inspector tool in Firefox. It has a "Fonts" tab that tells you exactly what you're looking at.
Thanks for pointing me to that tool. It is useful but I am looking for something more designer friendly. That I can even use on a mobile browser. But thanks anyway.
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