Your new favourite Font Finder
You’ve found a font on a web page that you really like. But now you have no idea how to discover what that font is. What we’re about to show you could quickly become your new favourite Font Finder.
This is not a sponsored blog, we’re just a fan and wanted to share our latest find with you.
Before we start – missed a part of our Fonts Series? Catch up below.
- The Four most common Font Styles
- Our 5 Favourite Google Font Pairings for Your Website
- How to Update Master Fonts in Showit
Whenever we’ve needed to discover a font on a website, we’ve always turned to the “WhatFont” Chrome extension.
But recently, we discovered an even more powerful and advanced version called Fonts Ninja.
Here’s how Chrome’s Font Finder works
Install Fonts Ninja from the Chrome web store.
Ensure you pin Fonts Ninja to your extensions bar.
Go to any website. In our example, we went to our website – The Template Emporium.
Firstly, click on the Fonts Ninja extension icon (see the image above for an example) and get details such as:
- Font names
- Bookmark the font
- Install the font
- Get more details such as font weights
Secondly, click on the info button in the Font Finder to get even more details about each font.
Finally, click again for more details.
As per our example above, it includes where you can also download and install the Google font.
You Did it!
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Where to now?
Want more Font Tips? Check out the blog posts below.
- The Four most common Font Styles
- Before you pick your Brand Font, ensure it has these 3 features
- Our 5 Favourite Google Font Pairings for your website
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