See which fonts a website uses.
Paste an address. Mira reads the site's stylesheets and names each font family, with where it comes from.
What the font finder shows
Mira reads every stylesheet the site loads, including self-hosted @font-face rules, and lists each font family it finds. Each family carries the role it plays on the site and its source: Google Fonts, Adobe Fonts or the site's own files.
The report sets each family in the site's own headings, at 48, 32, 20 and 14 pixels. When Mira can load the font file, the sample uses the real face.
Using the fonts in your project
The display and body families go into the brand kit too. The Tailwind theme names them --font-display and --font-body, and the design tokens carry them as font families.
Questions
How do I find out which fonts a website uses?
Paste the site's address into Mira and press Analyze. Mira reads the site's stylesheets, including self-hosted @font-face files, and lists each font family it finds with where it comes from: Google Fonts, Adobe Fonts or the site's own files.
Can I download the font files?
No. Mira gives you the family name and where the site gets it. Fonts carry their own licences: a Google Fonts family is free to download from Google Fonts, and an Adobe Fonts family comes with an Adobe subscription.
Which websites work with Mira?
Most server-rendered websites work. Sites that block datacenter traffic or serve a bot challenge, such as Amazon, may not return content to the web version. The native macOS app crawls from your own connection and gets through more often.
Is Mira free?
Yes. Mira is free to use and needs no account or sign-in.