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Fontter
From screenshot to production-ready typography in seconds.
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From screenshot to production-ready typography in seconds.
16 followers
Upload any screenshot and instantly identify fonts, discover free Google Font alternatives, generate CSS & Tailwind code, and get curated color palettes.
Have you ever found a cool font while browsing social media and wondered what is it? I for sure did. And I am also not the kind to write a comment and ask for it. So, I wondered if there could be a way to identify that directly simply by taking a screenshot of it and uploading the photo.
That's exactly why I built Fontter. This way, I am able to find out details about the cool fonts I come across, and also get free google fonts alternatives and typography suggestions (which I definitely need).
Does the font matching still work well on lower quality or compressed screenshots, or do you need a crisp image for accurate detection?
@zkancpwj It works on lower quality screenshots too. Though, the better the image, the better the detection.
uploaded a screenshot from a dribbble design i love and it nailed the font right away, then the google font alternative looked surprisingly close. the tailwind code export saved me a solid 20 minutes of fiddling.
Really handy for grabbing fonts from screenshots without eyeballing them, and the Tailwind output saved me a few minutes on my last project. Wish it pulled more than just Google Fonts though.
Uploaded a screenshot from a website I've been struggling to recreate and it nailed the font plus gave me a Google Fonts alternative in seconds. The Tailwind code snippet saved me a trip to the docs.
Uploaded a random screenshot from a design mood board and it nailed the font immediately, even pulling a Google Font alternative that actually looks close. The Tailwind code output was a nice touch for quick prototyping.
Plucked a random Pinterest screenshot to test it and the font match came back spot on, plus it threw in a couple of close Google Fonts I'd actually use. The Tailwind snippet is a nice touch, saves me from digging through docs.