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Clean font identifier. Hover any text to see its real font, size, weight, line height & color. Copy font name or CSS. No ads. Glyph is a clean font identifier for Chrome. Wondering what font a website uses? Click the Glyph icon, hover any text — and instantly see the font family, size, weight, line height, letter spacing and color. No ads. ━━ WHAT YOU CAN DO ━━ • Identify fonts on any website — hover text, see every property in a card next to your cursor. • The REAL rendered font — Glyph detects the font that actually renders, skipping names in the CSS stack that are not installed on your system. • Copy the font name in one click. • Copy a ready CSS block — font-family, font-size, font-weight, line-height, letter-spacing and color. • Pin the card — click any text to freeze the card while you scroll or compare. Press Esc to exit. ━━ WHY GLYPH ━━ ✓ No ads — ever. ✓ Featherweight: no popup, no background activity. Runs only on the tab where you activate it, only while you use it. ✓ Minimal permissions: activeTab and scripting, granted by your click. No broad host access. ✓ Manifest V3 native. ━━ COMING SOON (PRO) ━━ ★ Page font map — every font on the page in one scan. ★ Font source & download — Google Fonts, Adobe or self-hosted, with a link. ★ Font library — collect the fonts you find. Glyph is a focused, single-purpose tool: identify the font, copy it, get back to work.
Jul 21, 2026
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