What font is this? Identify fonts from any image

Upload a screenshot, logo or photo — our AI reads the letterforms, names the most likely fonts and shows free look-alikes you can use today.

How to use it

  1. 1Upload, drag in or paste (Ctrl+V) an image that contains the text.
  2. 2Optionally crop to the words you care about and add a hint, like “logo on a coffee bag”.
  3. 3Click Identify. You'll get ranked matches with the reasons, plus free Google Fonts alternatives previewed with your text.

Our identifier doesn't just compare shapes pixel by pixel. It studies the details a typographer would — terminals, contrast, x-height, the shape of a, g and R — and explains its reasoning, so you can judge each match yourself.

When the font is commercial, we show where to find it and suggest free alternatives from Google Fonts that are safe for personal and commercial use. If the lettering turns out to be custom or handwritten, we say so — and you can turn your own handwriting into a font in minutes.

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Frequently asked questions

It's very good at well-known typefaces and gives honest confidence levels. Crop tightly around clear, large text for the best results; very small, blurry or heavily distorted text is harder to identify.

The AI font identifier is a Pro feature. Pro includes 50 AI requests a month (Lifetime includes 30), with a fair-use limit of 20 per day.

Screenshots and straight-on photos with at least a few letters. Several different letters (especially a, g, R, Q and numbers) help a lot.

No. Your image is sent to our AI provider only to produce the result and isn't stored by us.

It will tell you when lettering looks hand-drawn or custom and suggest the closest real fonts. For handwriting you can also create a font from your own writing.

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