Hi, ENGIN
If you are using Chrome for surfing on the web then this tool may help you.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/font-identifier-by-whatfo/ncjkkfbddfkkemiejpfdgjcifjmbcloc
BTW I’m not associated with the company 😉

Hey Engin, great question! You can find that out with the browser developer tools. Open the Page Inspector (Ctrl+Shift+C in both Chrome and Firefox) and then mark the text for which you want to know the font by clicking on it. This will show both the HTML element and associated CSS at the bottom of the screen. In the CSS styles, click on the “Computed” tab and then look for “font-family”. You will see the name of the defined font behind that property. Note that there are most often several fonts. That is to provide backup typefaces in case a user’s browser doesn’t have the first choice or can’t use it for any other reason. In some browsers, the one that is currently active is underlined, however, it usually is the first one. Hope this helps!

Quick question… let’s say I visit a website which has a font that I really like… how can I find out what font they use on their website?

Cheers,

Engin Soysal