What fonts does this website use?
Paste a URL to list every font the page declares — families, weights, styles, the actual font files, whether they come from Google Fonts or Adobe Fonts, and the font-display value that decides what you see while they load.
How this tool works, and what it cannot see
It reads the page’s HTML, then fetches every stylesheet it links and parses the @font-face rules and font-family declarations out of them.
Fonts injected by JavaScript after load are not visible to it, and neither are fonts inside a stylesheet the site refuses to serve to a non-browser client.
A font file’s licence is not something a tool can read. Identifying a typeface is not permission to use it — buy or self-host a licensed copy.
FAQ
Why does the copy of a page render in the wrong font even though the font file is embedded?
Usually font-display: optional. The original site wins the font race from cache; a fresh copy decoding an embedded file does not, so the browser keeps the fallback face for the life of the page. CopyAnySite rewrites embedded faces to swap so the real font always paints.
Can I download the fonts this finds?
The file names and URLs are listed, but this tool deliberately does not bundle them. Webfont licences usually forbid redistribution, and a font is the one asset where copying is most likely to be a licensing problem.
It found no @font-face rules. Why?
Either the site uses system fonts, or it loads fonts through a service stylesheet that is served conditionally, or the fonts are added at runtime by script. The families list will still show what the CSS asks for.