Glyph - Find any font, instantly

Glyph identifies the font used anywhere on the web. Point at live text for the exact face, snip lettering out of an image, or click a picture. How it works: • Snip tool: drag a box around any text, including text in images. Glyph names the closest WhatFontIs match, plus a few similar faces. • Image Selector: click a picture, background, or canvas. Glyph reads the file, preferring a larger version than the one on the page. • WhatFontIs is the default. Haiku 4.5, Sonnet 5, Opus 5.5, and Fable 5.1 run only when WhatFontIs can't separate the letters. • Snip and Image Selector share 20 identifications a day, resetting at midnight UTC. • Sharper snip, in Settings, briefly zooms the box you draw so the letters come out clearer. • Highlight tool: hover and click any element to see its font family, weight, and size. • Text selection: turn this on in Settings to get the same card when you highlight text with your cursor. Features: • The 20 most recent fonts, with a preview, copyable details, and a link back to the page. Search them and save up to 50. New history can be turned off; saved fonts stay. • A link to Google Fonts, Fontsource, Fontshare, Adobe Fonts, or Font Squirrel when Glyph recognises the family. WhatFontIs matches link to that catalog page and are marked free or commercial. • A small on-page window you can resize and place in any corner. • Light and dark mode, remembered across sessions. • Shortcuts for Snip and Highlight text, both changeable in Chrome. • A toolbar badge showing which tool is active. • Snip and Image Selector work without an API key and send the image to WhatFontIs. An optional Anthropic key stays on your device and is sent only with a Claude fallback. For designers matching a typeface, developers inspecting a site, or anyone curious what a page is set in. ***VERSION 1.0.0 RELEASED NOW***