FontSnap detects fonts on any webpage the moment you hover — no inspecting, no DevTools, no guessing from a screenshot. Click the extension, hover over text, and a floating card shows you the exact font family, weight, and size in real time. If it's a Google Font, one click copies the CSS import — ready to paste into your own project.
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Hey PH — solo built this one. I kept losing time trying to ID fonts on sites I liked, bouncing between screenshot-to-font tools and squinting at computed styles in DevTools. FontSnap is the tool I wanted: hover, see the name, copy it, done. It's live and free on the Chrome Web Store [link]. Would love feedback, especially on font detection accuracy on sites with weird custom font-loading setups — that was the hardest part to get right.
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finally something that beats opening devtools just to check a font, the hover card feels snappy and the one-click google fonts import is a nice touch
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@kaanetkinjwgt This means a lot, thank you! The hover card and one-click import were the two things I obsessed over getting right, so hearing it actually beats the DevTools workflow for you is exactly the validation I needed. More coming soon.
Hey PH — solo built this one. I kept losing time trying to ID fonts on sites I liked, bouncing between screenshot-to-font tools and squinting at computed styles in DevTools. FontSnap is the tool I wanted: hover, see the name, copy it, done.
It's live and free on the Chrome Web Store [link]. Would love feedback, especially on font detection accuracy on sites with weird custom font-loading setups — that was the hardest part to get right.
finally something that beats opening devtools just to check a font, the hover card feels snappy and the one-click google fonts import is a nice touch
@kaanetkinjwgt This means a lot, thank you! The hover card and one-click import were the two things I obsessed over getting right, so hearing it actually beats the DevTools workflow for you is exactly the validation I needed. More coming soon.