AI font identification
Find any font from an images.
Drop in a screenshot, logo, or photo and get the closest matches in seconds — with free alternatives first, live previews in your own words, and copy-paste embed code.
Drag & drop an image with text
or paste a screenshot with Ctrl+V
JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 10 MB · your image never leaves the browser
Optional: drag on the image to select just the text you want identified.
- Reading image
- Scanning glyph shapes
- Extracting features
- Matching against font database
Your matches
Best match
Similar fonts
No other free matches for this image — turn the filter off to see paid lookalikes.
Recent identifications
Why Font Finder AI
Built to get you from “what font is that?” to using it.
Free fonts first
Every match is tagged Free or Paid, and one toggle filters to fonts you can use today at no cost — no license anxiety.
Preview with your words
Type your headline or brand name and see it rendered live in every matched free font before you commit.
Crop to the letters
Busy screenshot? Drag a box around just the text you care about and analyze exactly that region.
Copy-paste embed code
Free matches come with a ready Google Fonts <link> tag and CSS rule — from identification to your site in one click.
Private by design
Your image is processed right in the browser and never uploaded. History lives only on your device.
No signup, no limits
No account, no email wall, no daily cap. Open the page, drop an image, get your font.
FAQ
Common questions
Is Font Finder AI really free?
Yes — identification is free, with no account and no daily cap. Fonts taggedFree are open-licensed (mostly Google Fonts) and free to use; fonts tagged Paid link to their foundry or store.
Is my image uploaded anywhere?
No. Analysis happens entirely in your browser — your image never leaves your device, and your identification history is stored locally.
What images work best?
Sharp, horizontal text on a plain background works best. If the image is busy, use the crop step to select just the letters you want identified.