You visited a website and fell in love with the font used on the site and you can’t identify it.
Below is a list of tools to help you know what font is that website using.
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What font is
This is a simple web tool that can help you identify a font or look for an alternative to a font simply by uploading an image containing the font or specifying the image URL.
Make sure The text must be horizontal; letters must not be touching; resolution for the letter must be over 80 pixels for best results; background color must be lighter than the characters color; maximum number of characters is 10; minimum number of characters is 2; try to make the image Grayscale; best resolution is 1000px X 120px;. -
What The Font
Seen a font in use and want to know what it is?
Submit an image or provide the image URL to WhatTheFont to find the closest matches in their database. Or ask cloak-draped font enthusiasts lend you a hand in the WhatTheFont Forum. -
Identifont
This service takes a different approach and finds your fonts by asking a number of questions about the font. This one can be useful if you do not have an image of the font you’re looking for.
You can also find a font if you know all or part of its name, similar in appearance to a specified font and if you know the designer or publisher’s name.