Uploaded May 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Curious what font is being used on that website you like? Want to find out how it would look on yours? Luckily it's pretty simple to check for not only the font, but also weight and if it's bold, italic, etc.
The website to use is: fount.artequalswork.com
The button that they give you is just a section of javascript that makes it so you can click on any font and find out what it is.
There are two ways to run the javascript. First, you can just drag the button into your bookmarks, and then go to the website you want to check fonts on, and then click the bookmark you made.
The other option is to use the developer console. To open in Chrome, it's ctrl+shift+i. Here there is an option that says console at the top. Just click on that option. Then right click on the fount button on their website, and choose the copy link option. Then paste that into the developer console where you want to check fonts, hit enter, and you're good to go.
If you want to see if those fonts are available for download, head over to fonts.google.com and use the search function to find the font that you selected. Many fonts are available to download for free.
Check out my facebook at: facebook.com/pages/All-How-2s/198429346974010
or my twitter: twitter.com/AllHow2s
Or my website where I have a lot of other great tutorials (such as how to take a screenshot, or how to get the start button back on Windows 8): allhow2s.com
Curious what font is being used on that website you like? Want to find out how it would look on yours? Luckily it's pretty simple to check for not only the font, but also weight and if it's bold, italic, etc.
The website to use is: fount.artequalswork.com
The button that they give you is just a section of javascript that makes it so you can click on any font and find out what it is.
There are two ways to run the javascript. First, you can just drag the button into your bookmarks, and then go to the website you want to check fonts on, and then click the bookmark you made.
The other option is to use the developer console. To open in Chrome, it's ctrl+shift+i. Here there is an option that says console at the top. Just click on that option. Then right click on the fount button on their website, and choose the copy link option. Then paste that into the developer console where you want to check fonts, hit enter, and you're good to go.
If you want to see if those fonts are available for download, head over to fonts.google.com and use the search function to find the font that you selected. Many fonts are available to download for free.
Check out my facebook at: facebook.com/pages/All-How-2s/198429346974010
or my twitter: twitter.com/AllHow2s
Or my website where I have a lot of other great tutorials (such as how to take a screenshot, or how to get the start button back on Windows 8): allhow2s.com
