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Inspect fonts from any website. Every letter talks. Font Snitch helps you inspect, understand, and reuse typography from any website. Pick text from a page to reveal the font family, size, weight, line height, letter spacing, text color, and contrast details. Font Snitch also creates a clean CSS snippet from the selected text, so you can quickly copy useful typography styles into your own projects. You can scan the current page to see which fonts are used across the site, how often they appear, and whether they are likely system fonts or custom web fonts. This makes it easier to study good interfaces, audit typography, or collect font inspiration while browsing. Font Snitch includes a readable preview card, contrast diagnosis, one-click CSS copying, page font scanning, history, and favorites. Saved font findings stay on your device using local Chrome storage. Key features: - Pick text from any website. - Reveal font family, size, weight, line height, spacing, and color. - Generate a clean CSS snippet. - Copy typography styles with one click. - Check text contrast. - Scan the page for used fonts. - See font usage counts across the page. - Detect likely system fonts and custom fonts. - Save font history. - Mark favorite font findings. - Store everything locally on your device. Font Snitch is made for designers, developers, and makers who want a fast typography inspection tool directly inside Chrome.
Aug 14, 2026
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