How the Font Extractor Works
Discover what fonts any website uses. Analyze a URL, identify all loaded typefaces, and download the font files.
Analyze Any Website
Enter a URL and the tool loads the page in a headless browser, detecting every font loaded via CSS, Google Fonts, Adobe Fonts, or self-hosted @font-face rules.
Identify Fonts
See the full list of font families, weights, and styles used on the page. Each font shows where it is loaded from and which CSS rules reference it.
Download Font Files
Download detected web fonts directly from the source server. Files are packaged into a ZIP with the original format — WOFF2, WOFF, TTF, or OTF.
Respect Licensing
The extractor shows font names and sources to help you identify typefaces. Always verify the license before using downloaded fonts in your own projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
The tool detects fonts loaded through CSS — @font-face, Google Fonts, Adobe Fonts, and other CDN-hosted fonts. It cannot detect fonts rendered as images, embedded in SVG paths, or loaded through JavaScript-based rendering libraries.
Downloading font files for identification purposes is generally fine. However, using those fonts in your own projects depends on the font license. Many web fonts are licensed only for specific domains. Always check the license terms before using extracted fonts commercially.
Some websites load fonts lazily (only when content scrolls into view), behind authentication, or through JavaScript-based font loaders. In these cases the headless browser may not trigger the font download during the initial page load.
For each detected font you will see the family name, weight, style (normal or italic), format (WOFF2, WOFF, TTF), source URL, and the CSS selectors that reference it. This helps you understand exactly how the site uses each typeface.